With exclusive access to Cotte’s photographs and technique, as well as analysis from the world’s leading experts, we see for the first time that Leonardo may actually have painted his model with eyebrows and lashes- just one of the secrets this documentary reveals.

Now able to identify and separate the original color pigments used by da Vinci and then recombine them.

His unique scanning camera has revealed 17 fascinating new discoveries about the masterpiece not known until the present.

In 2004 Mr. Cotte’s dream was realized when he was invited by the Louvre Museum in Paris to photograph the painting “in the nude” with his invention the digital Multi-Spectral camera.

Cotte and his team of experts used this cutting-edge technology to bring the Mona Lisa back to life.

His hi-def camera utilizes intense illumination as it scans the painting and is capable of “seeing through” spectral layers of paint to expose the artist’s visible and invisible painting stages

The Mona Lisa images you will see in the documentary have NEVER been seen before in high definition. We will take you into the painting's facial cracks; you will see the detail of her veils; the painting's authentic colors will be revealed.

Audiences will have the rare privilege of seeing her as very few people in the world have ever seen her-- Cotte's cutting edge technology virtually removes the Mona Lisa from her bulletproof case, so we can see her true beauty at last.

Most importantly you will learn why all over the world, down the centuries, Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa has earned the distinction of being the most famous painting in the world.