E: 10/05 Win Lots of Things from Sony (You can still enter, Play catch up)

alexandra1

Question; Florentine not highly regarded business

Answer; Pill taking

joho

Ally wrote:

HOC OPVS DEI

Thanks Ally! Won't ask where you found the answer - just glad someone has more patience than me!!!!!:D

critchley

Thanks for all your help - the response was underwhelming. I figured it out myself thanks.

jenza8

My question was what is the name of the painting by Leonardo that hangs in the Uffizi in Florence that critics regard as one of his earliest works?
Answer: Annunciation

monkeyuk_2

critchley wrote:

Hi all, I've figured out most of these puzzles myself but this one has me stumped. There are so many things to search on.

Can anyone get their head round it please?

There is a painting of the Head of Medusa in the Royal Uffizi Gallery in Florence, usually attributed to Leonardo. What is its catalogue number in the 1890 catalogue of the museum?

They're having a larf aren't they?

Thanks for any help.

Answer is 1159 Hope that helps

Tigger1970

After being away for most of the week I have managed to almost catch up, thanks to everyone for all their help that saved me loads of time.

The flipping Symbol challenges are now officially driving me insane, have been at the last 2 for about 4 hours now and am officially going mad!!!

thomasbentley_2

hang pictures as before,
The Eclectic Review, what gaudy flower was first cultivated in Italy in the 16th century?
tulip

divadee

According to Vol. XXIII of The Eclectic Review, ecclesiastical power of all kinds is an engine of what?

havent found the answer yet!!!!

perc

Can anyone answer this at all?

There is a painting of a woman playing the lute in the Royal Uffizi Gallery in Florence. What is the name of the artist?

Got it Cornelius Bega!

Catflap

Answer is mischief

divadee wrote:

According to Vol. XXIII of The Eclectic Review, ecclesiastical power of all kinds is an engine of what?

havent found the answer yet!!!!