“The Da Vinci Code” Dan Brown – illustrated guide.
One of the most famous and popular books by Dan Brown. In addition to fast-paced action that does not give much time to rest, dramatic escape characters lead by stunning world of art, historical mysteries and conspiracy theories. This book can also be an excellent guide in Paris and London.Prologue
The Louvre, once a royal palace, today one of the largest and richest
museums in the world. A place where you can see works such as the Mona
Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci, the Nike of Samothrace, Stella with the Code
Hamurgabiego, Venus de Milo, and many other works of art from around the
world to watch are not just a few hours.
Fragment of decoration of the building.
Grand Gallery of the Louvre, on the wall seen paintings by Leonardo da Vinci.
The Death of the Virgin- Caravaggio painting, which probably sprang from the wall curator Jacques Saunière.
Chapter 1
Chapter 3
Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel. The first of the three arcs in Paris, built on the orders of Napoleon. Modeled on the Roman Arch of Constantine. All three arches stand in a straight line, separated by a few kilometers, which is a kind of landmark in the city.
Eiffel Tower at night.
Chapter 4
Crux gemmata – cross decorated with precious stones. source >>
One of the oldest symbols of humanity – Pentagram.
Vitruvian Man – the perfect body proportions by Leonardo da Vinci.
Chapter 11
1-1-2-3-5-8-13-21 …
Chapter 16
Chapter 19
Church of Saint Suplice inside.
1,618
- the Phi - golden ratio .
Stradivarius violin.
Mona Lisa -
one of the most famous and perhaps the most enigmatic paintings in the world.
Undoubtedly, the most publicized work, mostly by the artist himself - Leonardo
da Vinci.
The
original in the Louvre. Admiring the small image up close is almost impossible.
Chapter 21
Rose Line in the church of Saint-Sulpice.
The obelisk standing at the end of the line.
Chapter 23
Symbol fleur-de-lis.
Key made for the film. Source
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Chapter 30
Virgin of the Rocks
by Leonardo da Vinci - the Louvre.
The
second version of the painting at the National Gallery in
London.
Chapter 33
Rondo Charles de Gaulle in Paris.
Chapter 34
Castel Gandolfo. Source
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Chapter 37
Bois de Boulogne in Paris.
Garden of
Earthly Delights - Hieronymus
Bosch triptych. Allegory of the Bois de Boulogne in Paris - by Dan Brown.
Model of Herod's Temple in
Jerusalem.
The Templars are currently
so many serious and often mutually exclusive publication, that today it is
difficult to tell what is true and what is not. But you can not deny that this
is a very mysterious religion, which probably can be attributed to many a
conspiracy theory.
Chapter 40
Pope Innocent II issued a
papal bull, which gave the Templars total independence. Stated that constitute
"law unto themselves" - are independent of one army. Independent or
of kings, nor of prelates, or from any ecclesiastical authority of the Pope and
the secular
Pope Clement V, who
contributed to pressure from Philip IV Beautiful to the fall of the Knights
Templars.
Philip IV the Fair
- the intrigue is considered to be the direct cause of the arrest of the
Templars. Apparently the main reason for his actions aiming at the destruction
of the Order, was the seizure of his goods and to avoid repayment of the huge
debts incurred by the Knights Templar.
Chapter 40
Cross
in a square - a symbol of the Knights Templar.
Adoration
of the Magi - Leonardo
da Vinci.
Chapter 45
Chapter 51
Château
Villette.
Chapter 55
Chapter 58
Chapter 60
Chapter 61
Chapter 76
Baphomet - supposedly
worshiped by the Knights Templar.
However, you may get the impression
that the idea of
such a form was rather the result of torture, which were knights
after the liquidation of the law than the real object of
worship.
Chapter 76
The round part of the building.
The interior of the tombstones
of the Knights Templar. Additional
photos.
Alanus Marcel, Master
of the Order in the years 1218-1228. source>>
Chapter 91
St. James's Park in
London, in the depths of Buckingham
Palace.
Chapter 95
Chapter 97
Chapter 104
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