[Anton]

In such a subject as possible without the "Mona Lisa"?

UV Khmelevsky

Another mystery of Leonardo. Who does not know the painting of Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa, also known as" La Gioconda. " For five hundred years, the Mona Lisa mystery excites the minds of art historians, historians, scholars and amateurs of art. It turns out that her mysterious smile indicates that she is happy at 83%, this is the

Читать дальше... 

conclusion was reached recently, scientists from the University of Amsterdam, ie front of us almost a happy man. But why is this woman feels happy, and why Leonardo did not part with the portrait to his death, scholars are silent about this. If Leonardo was alive, we may have learned the secret of the picture, but today we can only do their assumptions and speculate on those facts which history has left us, but the facts are.

Researchers from Italy, Giuseppe Palano after a 25-year study of archival documents could accurately identify the women who served as a model of a great artist. Mysterious person named Lisa Gerardini. She was the third wife of a prosperous silk merchant Francesco del Giocondo and mother of five children. Mona Lisa del Giocondo was 24 years old when 51-year-old Leonardo began to create her portrait. Portrait painted in 1502-m or 1503-m. According to church records, Lisa gave birth to her second child in December 1502-th.

Professor Martin Kemp, the largest specialist on the works of da Vinci, I am sure that between the portrait of Mona Lisa and one of the anatomical drawings of the artist is a direct connection. This sketch, as if the image Mona Lisa "from within". That Leonardo was the first who drew the fetus inside the mother, and, in contrast to the views of his time, believed that in the conception of the child involved both male and female cells. Because Mona Lisa, he painted a pregnant woman, making a simple portrait of a symbol of motherhood and fertility. The state of the Mona Lisa, experts believe, point and its swollen fingers and hand position.

This version adheres to the author of this article. Supplementing the information to their observation, made in one of the specialized maternity hospitals of Moscow, where I had at one time present at the testing of the stimulator of labor activity. The future mother, about the same age as Lisa Gerardini at the beginning of the great master of her portrait, was already the tenth month of pregnancy. For all her dates have long had to bear, but no impulses in the fight it was not all doctors, including professors, associate professors, and "swirling" around her from morning to evening. Despite all the excitement of doctors and nursing mothers was absolutely calm. Her movements were slower and smooth and I felt as if the next nuclear bomb exploded, even then it remained perfectly calm. But the most striking was her face, it almost exactly coincides with my point of view, with the face of Mona Lisa. When I saw her, she sat in her chair, folded his hands on his knees, flowing straight hair, gently falling down from her shoulders and parted in the middle of the head, with a perfectly calm tranquil look small brown eyes, staring off somewhere inside myself, I still long time could not come from a feeling that revealed the mystery "Mona Lisa". Gioconda, too, was pregnant, this is the first thought that came to my head. Here's a story that happened to me in the late 70-ies of the last century and only now I am ready to share with her in connection with the writing of this article.

Another confirmation of our hypothesis is obtained from the Canadian and French scientists. Recent studies have pictures using Canadian technology of laser scanning three-dimensional images showed that the Mona Lisa is cloaked in a barely noticeable transparent veil. This detail paintings not previously been able to discern, because the background looked too dark. In Italy, the sixteenth century, these blankets could be pregnant or have just given birth to a woman. According to scientists, the portrait has been dated to the birth of second son of the Mona Lisa and, thus, can more accurately establish the date of creation of a masterpiece - about 1503.

I myself have not seen, it would be interesting to hear from eyewitnesses: What picture?