2/4 Secrets of the Mona Lisa

[@NimrodTargaryen]

Congratulations 🎉... excellent reporting!🎉

[@lindacensi2750]

Sono lieta che anche quell eminente fisico , con i suoi studi comparativi ha stabilito che parametri/tecniche varie più i pigmenti sono quasi al 100% identici tra quelli usati per dipingere la Monnalisa del Louvre e quella giovanile, quindi entrambi per mano di Leonardo . Grandioso!

[@Hypatia4242]

It seems like the Isleworth Mona Lisa 'aged' better, with more of the pinks surviving in both the background and the skin/lips. Why would da Vinci's two paintings age so differently? Also, why don't they do the multi-spectrum photos of this version like they did with the one in the Louvre?

[@josepcivil8090]

This portrait is not that of Lisa Gherardini, the wife of Francesco del Giocondo, but that of Isabella of Aragon and Sforza Duchess consort of the Duchy of Milan, as the historian Maike Votg-Lüerssen demonstrates through her studies. It is also enough to compare the portrait of the Louvre with those of Isabelle to be convinced. The time has come to set the record straight...

[@siewginnlim4577]

Can i take this video offline or download it? bcos the other 3 parts of this documentary can be downloaded offline. thank you

[@luzarsacdetoro903]

Impressionnant!

[@nonalouise6076]

Whats the song at 3:05

[@TurkiyeCumhurbaskani]

fascinating

[@joshuamillar5157]

almost as though he painted her again when she was older

[@albertf.9198]

Painted her again when she was older to update it for her and her family? Then, she didn't like it because it made her look "old and fat", and so it was returned it to Da Vinci who kept it till his death.

[@andrenewcomb3708]

My grandmother gave me a photo of a girl seated on the ground before a school that looked like her. I don't know what happened to that photo. She told me, "This is your mother." This was in the early 70's.

[@andrenewcomb3708]

She was seated in the Copenhagen "Mermaid" position.

[@djbanizza]

Hmmm, but in Raphael's sketch there's a city in the background , and the dress seems different.

[@jenniferabercrombie2346]

Omg I can not believe it 🙀 Mona lisa

[@lindacensi2750]

And I confess I prefer the younger one version

[@lindacensi2750]

Si era una persona reale Quella Lisa!! And yes there are 2 monnalisa , one more young

[@GemmyIsGood]

I saw lv in eye

[@danambrosio8445]

mona lisa has the smile of dr. jose rizal

[@luiscuixara4622]

Columns lost when painting was resized. ibid

[@isabelfredes7627]

no tiene cc

[@JanakaSuranga-we4qm]

Drava thaarukaava cithuvamata nagalaa admgaa viyavsthaavata

[@luiscuixara4622]

Eyebrows removed from over-aggressive cleaning, or so I've read.

[@JanakaSuranga-we4qm]

Suranganaa kathava hima kumariya

[@andrenewcomb3708]

And she covers her hair religiously.

[@كيانالكربلائي-ش8ق]

Hello, can you help me get the phone number of the researcher who trusts that several copies of the Mona Lisa have been painted, including a small one? I want to help this man. I like it very much. Thank you. I am an Arab from Iraq.

[@evelynzlon9492]

The background of the "unfinished" version of the Mona Lisa is suggestive of a desert landscape with a pyramid and a palm tree in the background. Any one of the resemblances could be coincidental. The background is sandy brown because the details were never painted in. The outline of the whatchamacallit to the far left is palm tree shaped because of whatever reason. The pyramid shape isn't a pyramid and it just so happens that the Mona Lisa became epic while they were building a glass pyramid in front of the Louvre. However all of these coincidences combined aren't coincidental at all. The Mona Lisa is an homage to Egyptian culture.

[@evelynzlon9492]

Da Vinci painted a starkly Egyptian setting whose details may be explained away under some other pretense for one simple reason: he was racist. I'm American. If you believe our legal technicalities, blacks now have equal opportunities to whites. However there's a racial slave system staring you right in the face. Everywhere you go. You see that, right? Okay. Okay. Moreover da Vinci is a vampire who's still alive. He's a professor who helped me figure out how civil rights create a de facto slave system in the real world. That's because these policies don't apply in a vacuum. It's not tabula rasa. They're only applicable amid the concrete, tangible legacy of historical racism. And that makes all the difference.

[@كيانالكربلائي-ش8ق]

They have traveled a lot, this seeker of truth, according to the chronicler Vasari of the little Mona Lisa, and he has proof of the sayings of the seeker very brilliant in his search. Please, who knows his name or phone number, I want to get it.

[@babyrazor6887]

And why was the Mona Lisa of such importance? Leonardo knew and he was showing you, and me, and the world a portrait of a living woman that was the direct descendant of Jesus and Mary Magdalene the true "Holy Grail".

[@danambrosio8445]

mona lisa is not from italy she is from lovre france she jz move to italy during that time