How many artists are destined to become “co-authors” with the great Leonardo da Vinci? Frenchwoman Benedict from Voglio Bene succeeded in this. She fearlessly embodied her admiration and reverence for the main genius of the High Renaissance in four original stories.
The work on the famous portraits of “Lady with an Ermine” and “Beautiful Ferroniera”, the gospel “Annunciation” and the lost canvas of Leonardo “Leda and the Swan”, the artist considers, in her own words, “both a lesson from a genius and a tribute to him.” In commemoration of the 570th anniversary of the great Florentine, strikingly beautiful interpretations of his works adorn quite utilitarian items. The grace and mysteries of medieval heroines, the divine face of the Archangel Gabriel, a frivolous antique plot – and all this in the signature style of Voglio Bene on modern trays, pillows, bags… Almost a Christmas present to all of us through the centuries…
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