A new exhibition in Amboise, France, showcases Leonardo da Vinci's lesser-known contributions to perfumery, highlighting his interest in fragrances and the techniques of the Renaissance period. This exhibition examines the influence of Asian perfumes in post-medieval Europe and da Vinci's role in developing new scent technologies. Meanwhile, the National Gallery in London is hosting 'Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers', featuring over 50 works that delve into the artist's tumultuous life in Arles and the Saint-Paul asylum. Other notable exhibitions include 'Mosaico: Italian Code of a Timeless Art' in Jakarta, celebrating Italy's mosaic art history, and 'Woman, Muse, Artist', focusing on the portraits of Cesare Tallone, which reflect the role of women in early 20th-century Italian society. These exhibitions collectively explore various artistic traditions and cultural narratives, showcasing their relevance and influence today.