Decoding "Christ Among the Doctors" by Albrecht Durer

Decoding painting “Christ Among the Doctors” by Albrecht Durer.
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Understanding the connection of the painter Albrecht Durer with Andrea del Verrocchio/Leonardo Da Vinci project about the beginnings of Christianity (1472-1498) and his connection to the messages of Raphael in the framework of the project.
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This decoding will use contextual connection to the now decoded ‘Disputation of The Holy Sacrament’ and “School of Athens” by Raphael and ‘Last Supper’ by Leonardo Da Vinci that allows much better understanding of the painting. It is also referring to the decoded works of Paolo Veronese. It also has references to the book ‘Beyond a Reasonable Doubt' by Igor Chernyavskiy.
After only a couple days additional material is discovered about Albrecht Durer and the project. The last paired pictures of four apostles are pointer to the project - the John (visually St. Gregory the Great) and Peter (visually St. Augustine) are reading the book. Mark (visually St. Ambrose) and Paul (visually St. Jerome) are looking towards the viewer with eyes (very) wide open. The book is closed, looking phase is over. The message is " Look and See!". The visual reference is to both "Disputation of The Holy Sacrament" by Raphael and Albrecht Durer's own "Christ Among the Doctors". There will be a continuation/second part about Albrecht Durer.

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After only a couple days additional material is discovered about Albrecht Durer and the project. The last paired pictures of four apostles are pointers to the project - the John (visually St. Gregory the Great) and Peter (visually St. Augustine) are reading the book. Mark (visually St. Ambrose) and Paul (visually St. Jerome) are looking towards the viewer with eyes (very) wide open. The book is closed, the looking phase is over. The message is " Look and See!". The visual reference is to both "Disputation of The Holy Sacrament" by Raphael and Albrecht Durer's own "Christ Among the Doctors". There will be a continuation/second part about Albrecht Durer.

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Second part of decoding dedicated to the painting "The Four Apostles" is now completed ua-cam.com/video/nsJ4OmIoXvQ/v-deo.html