25 secrets of Mona Lisa
Mona Lisa is a very famous world famous painting. It can be said that the value of this painting is very great. However, there are many secrets in this painting. In fact, there are many secrets. People do n’t know, just know that there are some secrets about telling this picture online, so what are the online tells, then the editor will show you the 25 secrets of Mona Lisa, come take a look .
25 secrets of Mona Lisa
The hidden secrets in Mona Lisa
1. The Mona Lisa is painted on the aspen wood drawing board, and it can be completely seen in perspective. You can see the layering range of the painting and the gypsum bottom in front.
2. The sky above has been repaired and has undergone many minor modifications.
3. The crack of the artboard is 4.3 inches long, and it has been repaired by overlapping twice.
4. The double-layer veil with delicate head is sometimes mistaken for a hat.
5. The stains on the corners of the eyes and chin are accidents caused by the moonlight paint (negating that Mona Lisa is sick or has high cholesterol)
6. Facial expressions, especially eyes, are very different from what we see today.
7. The cracks on the lips and eyes are reduced, which may be caused by repair or the brightness of the pigment fades over time.
8. Mona Lisa's face was originally wider than she saw today.
9. The original smile is better, more brilliant, more expressive, which may be Da Vinci's original idea.
10. The lines of the veil were originally better and clearer. Perhaps Leonardo da Vinci originally wanted to use a painting method that emphasizes the veil trim.
11. The veil adopts the "transparent light color" glazing and light painting technique (painted with "light beam" in transparent light color, and only added light after the landscape painting), it can be seen that Da Vinci painted Way and order, skills.
12. It can be seen from the interleaving that is invisible to the naked eye that the veil was added later.
13. Consistent with the interlaced folds of the base map (draft).
14. The lace on the Mona Lisa dress is clearly visible.
15. Some pigments will gradually become transparent as time goes by. This cylindrical object becomes transparent because of the long years.
16. The column on the left is a draft.
17. The railing can clearly show that it originates from a parquet floor for construction.
18. The right handrail and the handrail pattern under the veil are clearly visible.
19. In 1956, after a madman threw a stone at the painting to damage the painting, the elbow was trimmed as necessary, and the details of the trimming can be seen.
20. Leonardo's unfinished drawing of the fingers of his right hand makes it one of Mona Lisa's 25 secrets.
21. It can be seen that Da Vinci changed his mind and moved the position of his left index finger and middle finger.
22. A cover blanket was placed on Mona Lisa's knee. The blanket traversed a slightly curved wrist. Later, it was proved that the vertical hand was to cover the stomach.
23. The fingers of her left hand gathered the folds of the blanket between her fingers to testify to the discovery above to cover her belly.
24. The small cylinder on the armrest is clearly visible.
25. Look carefully at her eyes, which hides an amazing fact that was only recently discovered: Mona Lisa's eyes will follow you from left to right, but do not stare directly at you.
"Mona Lisa" is a superposition of four portraits
"Mona Lisa" is actually a superposition of four portraits. The prototype of the portrait is Lisa Gallardini, wife of Florence de Giocondo, a wealthy businessman in Florence. The third layer. Therefore, the "Mona Lisa" we saw today is not Lisa Gallardini.
The four veils of "Mona Lisa":
Level 1: Draft portraits
The second layer: portraits with pearl hair accessories
Third floor: Lisa Gallardini
Fourth floor: Mona Lisa
The true identity of Mona Lisa
Mona Lisa, who is she? At present, there is no reliable judgment on her identity. Perhaps it is precisely this unknown that adds a layer of mystery. There is a saying that she loves the mysterious smile on her face, which I personally like, as if I had a gentle understanding of this painting!
"When the protagonist in the painting was a model of Leonardo, it happened to be pregnant. A mother's joy in the new life was about to give her that kind of mysterious smile on her face! And Leonardo was an illegitimate child, lacking maternal love Even after he became famous, he still maintained a distant relationship with his mother, and his own virtual fantasy image of maternal love was vividly expressed in this portrait of the pregnant mother. It can be said that Da Vinci has a unique understanding of maternal love.
(Drawing her swollen arms, slightly fat face and slightly bulging abdomen, it seems that she is a pregnant woman. It is particularly worth mentioning that there are no rings on her hands. In Florence at the time, a rich woman did not It ’s incredible to wear a ring, so it ’s very likely that her pregnancy made her fingers thicker and she had to take off the ring.)
Compared to the Mona Lisa, the original Lisa Geraldini's face is more feminine, with beautiful silk dress and open underwear, the fashionable hair style of Florence in that era, the hair passed through The silk screen covering the forehead, instead of the dark veil of Mona Lisa, the two people's sitting posture and eyes are completely different. This novel technique of combining different paintings into one demonstrates the ultimate imagination and creativity, and it still seems shocking today.
Da Vinci is very knowledgeable, covering astronomy, architecture, geography, biology, etc. His "Mona Lisa" seems to be a smile. It is said that she is looking at you no matter what angle she is from. I don't know if it is because of the dark background of the painting. It always makes people feel that there is a big secret hidden in it.
Of course, with regard to "Mona Lisa", we have all heard some studies that have not been finalized. For example, where did her eyebrows and eyelashes go? What do the surrounding lions, apes, and buffaloes deciphered around Mona Lisa mean? Who is her prototype? What does the “LV” in Mona Lisa ’s right eye mean? 
It seems that her mystery has never been completely solved. Later generations have tried their best to study the Renaissance period she wants to perceive for a long time. Recently, a French optical engineer and physicist Pascal claimed that he has solved the "Mona". The secret of Lisa.
He invented a "level expansion technology", which can analyze the portrait layer by layer through the reflection of light, so as to achieve the reconstruction of each layer.
Everyone knows that many painters modify layers of oil paintings, which is probably like the layers of PS.
After analysis, Pask found that there are other women hidden under the "Mona Lisa" we saw! He divided the "Mona Lisa" into four layers. Drafts, similar in posture but larger in size than today's paintings; the second layer is a "Portrait of Wearing Pearl Hair Accessories", which covers the original draft, and experts speculate that it is a portrait of the Renaissance Virgin or Virgin; The layer is "Portrait of Lisa Gradini"; the fourth layer is the "Mona Lisa" we see now.
So how do these layered masks come into being? Da Vinci invented a special masking technique that can cover the veil on the body through the head to paint on the basis of the original.
In the third layer, Lisa Gradini is a prototype model of "Mona Lisa", she is the wife of a wealthy silk merchant in Florence.
He invented a "level expansion technology", which can analyze the portrait layer by layer through the reflection of light, so as to achieve the reconstruction of each layer.
Everyone knows that many painters modify layers of oil paintings, which is probably like the layers of PS.
After analysis, Pask found that there are other women hidden under the "Mona Lisa" we saw! He divided the "Mona Lisa" into four layers. Drafts, similar in posture but larger in size than today's paintings; the second layer is a "Portrait of Wearing Pearl Hair Accessories", which covers the original draft, and experts speculate that it is a portrait of the Renaissance Virgin or Virgin; The layer is "Portrait of Lisa Gradini"; the fourth layer is the "Mona Lisa" we see now.
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