Secrets of Mona Lisa

a. Leonardo da Vinchi’s profile on the veil of the Mona Lisa.

b. Probability of intimate contact with the subject of painting.

b. Things that are invisible for people eyes.

IV. Unrevealed masterpiece of the 16th century.

Mona Lisa, Leonardo da Vinci’s world-famous portrait, was the artist’s favorite painting; in fact, it went everywhere with him. Although there have been many theories about the origin of the unusual smile on the woman’s face, it was probably just the result of Leonardo’s interest in a natural effect of light and shadows on the subject. Originally the painting, full of mystery and secrets, was larger than today, because two columns, one on the left and the other on the right side of Mona Lisa, have been cut. That is the reason why it is not easy to recognize that Mona Lisa is sitting on a terrace. It is also mentionable that many details are not visible

In the handout, you can notice that the dimensions of the upper facial profile match the Self-Portrait of Leonardo in red chalk. This discovery places the painter in intimate contact with the subject. Why did he wish this? It is noteworthy that she is not wearing her wedding ring. This discovery gives the world a never before seen second self-portrait of Leonardo da Vinci.

Many theories exist that explain the mystery of amazing bunting. I would like to tell you one of them, which I found interesting to know. It is theorized that Leonardo da Vinci painted his own profile along the boarder of the veil on the face of the Mona Lisa. The top of his head is the veil line crossing Mona Lisa's forehead. The profile looks to Mona Lisa's right and our left as we view the painting.

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