Screenshots of the Holo-Workshop - Page 2, [The Raven] : HOLOPROGRAM SCENARIO OF LEONARDO DA VINCI & HIS WORKSHOP

Screenshots of the Holo-Workshop
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Holo-Leonardo is not seen in this episode.

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[74 The Raven], on the right of the picture is Leonardo's flying invention called the Aerial Screw deemed to be the forerunner of the modern helicopter

[74 The Raven], two of Leonardo's famous paintings are seen in this scene namely, "The Virgin And Child With St Anne" at left and the "Mona Lisa" at right. A preliminary drawing of the "Mona Lisa" is seen on the workbench in [68 Scorpion, Part One] and the progress from preliminary drawing to painting indicates that the chronological setting of the Holoscenario has moved on since then.

[74 The Raven], the starfish at the window was on the workbench in [68 and [69 Scorpion]; note that the "Mona Lisa" is in the finished stage that we know today whereas Leonardo worked on the original for years and originally it was wider on both sides but parts were cut off

As it is a Holoprogram, there is no reason why the flowers on the balcony outside should not be identical between the occasions even though the chronological setting moves from 1502 to late in Leonardo's life. Presumably, apart from necessary seasonal changes which are not depicted, the Maestro liked always to have the same.

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[74 The Raven], in the background, barely discernible here, unless one knows to look for it, is Leonardo's painting "The Annunciation" which is here stacked sideways and with other canvases in front of it; throughout our sight of the Holoscenario workshop "The Annunciation", when seen, is seen sideways

[74 The Raven], on the wall are two crossbows, and presumably one of them was the one seen on the workbench in [68 Scorpion, Part One]

[74 The Raven], note the scroll container to Janeway's behind left

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[74 The Raven], on the right is a drawing (or several drawings) by Leonardo to illustrate the proportion and movement of the human form as regards the art and practice of painting, and the drawing will also be seen in the next episode [75 Scientific Method].

In addition, in the above screenshot, a model of Leonardo's flying machine can be seen. The "actual" machine, or parts thereof, are seen shortly afterwards in this episode (see screenshots below) and in [#75 Scientific Method].

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