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Da Vinci rapist 'battered by ex-wife's family' after finding beast hiding in cupboard

Robert Greens has grown close to former wife Angela Gibson since his release from prison last year - but relatives found the 44-year-old in a Penicuik home on Friday.

Daily Record

Da Vinci rapist Robert Greens moved to new home after angry protests

Residents in the village of Danderhall have gathered outside the home nearly every night to demand the beast be removed from the community by authorities since Monday, October 3.

Daily Record

Da Vinci rapist Robert Greens 'moved out' of Midlothian home as house boarded up

Witnesses have reported that the notorious Da Vinci rapist has been relocated after weeks of persistent community action from raging residents who wanted him out.

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Midlothian protestors gather outside Da Vinci rapist's home and demand he is removed

Last week it was reported how the brutal sex attacker was housed within an estate in Danderhall and residents, as well as local councillors, had called for him to be removed from the community

Edinburgh Live

Young Midlothian mum living below Da Vinci rapist 'terrified in her own home'

Daniella Quin has spoken of her fear while living in her own home after Da Vinci rapist Robert Greens was housed above her. She says her own windows have been smashed by projectiles that were targeted at the predator's home

Edinburgh Live

Young mum living below Da Vinci rapist Robert Greens left terrified after angry mob attack home

Daniella Quin was horrified to discover her upstairs neighbour is the 45-year-old sex beast, who savagely raped and battered a student near Rosslyn Chapel, Midlothian, in 2005.

Daily Record

Da Vinci rapist Robert Greens moved into home near playpark in Midlothian

Neighbours gathered outside the mid-terrace new build in Neatoune Court on Monday night to vent their fury.

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Da Vinci rapist Robert Greens sparks protests after being moved into home near kids' playpark outside Edinburgh

Robert Greens was moved into Danderhall, Midlothian, and neighbours have been left outraged after learning sex beast is living among them.

Daily Record

Brandi Salmon appropriates paintings by old masters like da Vinci to include Aboriginal women

Negative representations of Indigenous people by artists who are not Aboriginal have inspired Wiradjuri woman Brandi Salmon to re-imagine works by old masters including Vermeer and da Vinci.

ABC News

A small robot on the ISS will practice performing surgery in space

A surgical tool currently in clinical trials will slice fake flesh in space — providing groundbreaking new tech for space-based medical emergencies.

Inverse

The secret world of Leonardo da Vinci, with Jonathan Jones

Discover the true extent of Leonardo da Vinci’s genius, in a masterclass that draws on Jonathan Jones’s lifelong interest in both the artist’s dazzling works and the many lives he led

The Guardian - UK

Climate protesters storm Royal Academy and glue themselves to Leonardo Da Vinci painting

Five Just Stop Oil supporters have spray-painted "No New Oil" in white letters onto the red slab under the vast painting in central London as police were called to the protest

Daily Mirror

Just Stop Oil demonstrators in protest at London’s Royal Academy

The protesters glued themselves to the frame of a copy of Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper.

The Independent UK

Rare drawings of Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper on sale

The sketches are expected to fetch up to £120,000 each.

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The Guardian - UK

Unfinished work by Leonardo da Vinci heads ‘home’ to French chateau where he died

The Vatican is allowing a rare loan of the Saint Jerome painting to the artist’s last residence in Clos Lucé

Daily Record

Saturday's headlines: Wife of Da Vinci Rapist's twin brother begs mob to stop hounding family

Here are the main headlines on the Daily Record website today.

Edinburgh Live

Wife of Midlothian Da Vinci rapist's twin brother says mob won't stop 'hounding family'

Lee's husband, Richard Greens, is the twin brother of Robert Greens, who committed a horrifying attack on a local student near Rosslyn Chapel in Midlothian in 2005.

Daily Record

Wife of evil Da Vinci Rapist Robert Greens' twin brother begs mob to stop hounding family

Lee Greens, who is married to monster Greens' twin Richard, says her husband is ill and doesn't have long left.

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Evening Standard

The 10 most expensive artworks ever sold

As Andy Warhol’s iconic portrait of Marilyn Monroe sells for $195 million, Amy Francombe charts the world’s other record-breaking works of art

Daily Mirror

Man bizarrely claims he has sexual relationship with famous artwork the Mona Lisa

Leonardo DiCaprio's favourite artist Domingo Zapata has been obsessing over Leonardo da Vinci's work for more than a decade and said he dreams about having sex with the woman in the 1503 painting

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci’ review: A lovely-to-behold spectacle

But by turning repeatedly to spectacle for the duration of the production’s 90-minute runtime, director/adaptor Mary Zimmerman crafts a show that while lovely to behold, too often treats the words like an afterthought.

Evening Standard

Mayfair gallery holds first NFT exhibition of iconic Italian art from Da Vinci to Modigliani

A London gallery is launching the first exhibition to showcase physical NFT artworks of iconic Italian masterpieces in the UK.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Berlin Exhibition Offers Immersive Experience Focused on Monet, da Vinci

Immersive experiences dominate today’s digital art world. Visitors wear virtual reality headsets or explore exhibition spaces made of walls of LEDs responding to their movements in various museums around the world. Berlin is now doubling down on this interactive art trend with two exhibitions bringing big names into virtual worlds…

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