For more than 500 years, people's new understanding of "smile" has emerged one after another. For example, smiling without showing white teeth is because the prototype is elegant and beautiful but not good at words; The prototype is in a lovelorn state, depressed and unhappy, and it is difficult to hide the sadness; What's more, Mona Lisa was pushed off the throne of a good family, and the prototype was demoted to a prostitute, so she smiled with ridicule and ridicule. Dr Joseph Baukowski of Maryland, USA, said: "The Mona Lisa didn't laugh at all. Her facial expression typically shows that she wants to hide that she has no front teeth. " Dr Jean-Jacques Kondert, a brain surgeon in Lyon, France, thinks that the Mona Lisa has just suffered a stroke. Look, half of her face is flabby, her face is crooked, and she smiles. People pay more attention to Mona Lisa's true identity while paying attention to her smile.
Dr Kenneth gay friends, a British doctor, believes that the Mona Lisa is not only a young woman, but also a pregnant young woman. His basis is that her face is satisfied, her skin is fresh and tender, and her hands are crossed on her abdomen. Even more amazing, a sexologist speculated that the newly-married Mona Lisa had just experienced a one-off orgasm, so she smiled and let the world fall. It is true that different people have different views, but they are all unique and amazing.
Recently, experts from the University of Heidelberg in Germany accidentally got new clues in the notes on the pages of historical documents in the library, which finally revealed the mystery of Mona Lisa's life experience. Experts from the University of Heidelberg claim that by analyzing the scribbled notes in the margin of a book with a history of about 500 years in the library, they can confirm that the maiden name of this woman with a mysterious smile is Lisa Galadini, who is the wife of Francesco de Giocondo, a wealthy businessman in Florence, Italy. The implication is that Mona Lisa is undoubtedly a beautiful young woman.
The British Daily Telegraph quoted a statement issued by the library on June 5438+05, saying, "With this discovery, all questions about the identity of the Mona Lisa can be solved." In an interview with German TV 1, Viete probst, director of the library of Heidelberg University, confirmed that this document was discovered by Dr. Armine Schlecht, head of the handwriting department of the university two and a half years ago. The original owner of this document, agostino Wesp, was familiar with Leonardo da Vinci and was an official of the Florence government at that time. In his notes left in the margin of the document, he compared Leonardo da Vinci with the ancient Greek artist Apelles, saying that Leonardo da Vinci created three works at the same time, one of which was The Portrait of Lisa de Giocondo.
The date of this document is 1503 10, which is consistent with the approximate time when many experts judged that the work was completed from 1503 to 1506. However, this document has long been shown in the library catalogue, and it was not taken seriously until experts from Heidelberg University discovered the secret.
After the mystery of Mona Lisa's life was solved, many artists commented that the discovery of Heidelberg University was a breakthrough. Frank Celner, an art historian at the University of Leipzig, said in an interview with a German radio station, "There is no reason to argue about the identity of the woman in the painting. "If we had discovered it earlier, there would not have been so many books arguing about the identity of the Mona Lisa in recent years."
According to a library spokesman, Italian giorgio vasari first connected Lisa Gelardini with the Mona Lisa on 1550. However, since nearly half a century has passed since the completion of the work, the reliability of vasari's statement has been questioned.
Mona Lisa is a treasure of the Louvre in Paris, also known as "Madame Giocondo", which means joy in Italian.
A spokesman for the library said that there were few related documents in the16th century, which left a lot of room for different versions of Mona Lisa's identity theory.
Previously, various opinions about the identity of the Mona Lisa were circulated in academic circles and among the people. Some people say that the person in the painting was a famous prostitute in Florence at that time, while others say that she was Leonardo da Vinci's mother. In the best-selling novel The Da Vinci Code, it is said that this is a female self-portrait of Da Vinci. Some people say that she has no prototype and is an ideal female model that combines the perfect characteristics of the painter's heart.
Italian newspaper El Pais reported in 2007 that Italian researcher Giuseppe Parenty found a notice of death in the archives of a church in Florence, which read "Francesco de Giocondo's wife died on July 1542 and was buried in San Aosola. According to Parenty's research, the woman in the painting is the wife of a friend of Da Vinci's father, and she and the Da Vinci family are still neighbors. Parenty is the author of Mona Lisa's Smile: The True Identity of Leonardo da Vinci's Model. For nearly 30 years, he has been sorting out the files of Florence.