Leonardo Mirror

Leonardo Mirror folds a masterpiece back along a single axis, so you can hunt for its hidden pictures with your own fingers. Mirror a painting onto itself and a face that is nowhere in the original appears. The “hidden pictures of da Vinci” that went round the world in 2015 are now something you can test with your own hands, instead of taking someone else’s word for it. ■ What you can do • Drag across a painting and it folds like paper. Fold it all the way and the two halves meet as mirror images along the crease • Move the axis anywhere. Shift it a little and a completely different face appears • See the same painting in a different light with 11 colour looks • Save the views you like as presets and gather them into playlists • Save the result to Photos, or share it ■ The collection (35 works, all public domain) Leonardo da Vinci, Vermeer, Dürer, Rembrandt, Velázquez, El Greco, Bruegel, Bosch, Goya, Turner, Friedrich, Delacroix, Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh, Gauguin, Redon, Moreau, Mucha, Klimt, Schiele, Katsushika Hokusai and more. ■ Pro (one-time in-app purchase) • Import your own photos, or an image from a URL, and fold them • Download 283 more paintings by 72 artists, artist by artist or a whole style at once • Manage your collection (delete imported images, show or hide bundled works) • Make up to 10 playlists instead of 1 (each holds up to 30 views) All 35 bundled works, along with folding, mirroring, colour looks, saving and sharing, are free. ■ Privacy No sign-up. No ads, no analytics. No data is collected. The app goes online only when you use Pro’s “Import from URL” or “Download additional paintings”; everything else works in airplane mode. The faces that appear are images made by the mirror. We do not claim the artists painted them.