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The "Annunciazione" by Leonardo Da Vinci arrived in Japan

Tokyo, Japan - The masterpiece was transported by Alitalia, the airline always used for culture events

Yesterday afternoon at 2:00 pm, the Boeing 777 "Positano" (AZ784) took off from the Fiumicino airport and today is arrived in Japan with "Annunciazione"by Leonardo. The precious wooden painting made by the young Leonardo Da Vinci in 1475 is considered the first in importance for the events linked to "Primavera italiana" and in particular the show "La mente di Leonardo" dedicated to the Renaissance...

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Rome, Italy, 03/14/2007 17:53
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