The painting La Bella Principessa was attributed to which artist and inventor using fingerprint evidence?
La Bella Principessa to obtain sufficient old pigment." Martin Kemp and Pascale Cotte, La Bella Principessa di Leonardo da Vinci. Ritratto di Bianca Sforza, Florence, 2012. "Bianca and the Book / Bianca e il Libro", facsimile edition of the "Sforziada" (the Commentarii rerum gestarum Francisci Sfortiae,1490, National Library, Warsaw), Scripta Maneant, Bologna, 2015. Martin Kemp, Vittoria Sgarbi, Mina Gregori, Cristina Geddo and Elisabetta Gnignera La Bella Principessa di Leonardo da Vinci. Ritratto di Bianca Sforza (exhibition at the Villa Reale, Monza), Bologna, 2015. La Bella Principessa. Dossier tecnico di consegna, Centro di Conservazione e Restauro, Venaria Reale, Turin, 19 June, 2014. La Bella
La Bella Principessa the vellum supports of the Mannheim Schnorr and "La Bella Principessa" were anticipated to occur in the New York federal court lawsuit "Marchig v. Christie's", brought in May 2010 by the original owner of "La Bella Principessa", who accused Christie's of breach of fiduciary duty, negligent misrepresentation and other claims. However, the court dismissed the suit on the ground that the claims were brought years too late (Statute of Limitations and Laches), and thus the merits of the suit were never addressed. The district court decision was upheld on appeal. Disagreements with the attribution to Leonardo were made before the