Mystery of Mona Lisa's smile 'solved' as experts say Da Vinci used the same illusion years before

Scientists may have discovered one of the most famous mysteries in art history - the secret behind Mona Lisa's smile -

Two UK university experts say another proof that it was created by La Bella Principessa prove that it can use technology and "can not capture a smile". Is the same.

The illusion behind the mysterious quality of Mona Lisa is thought to come from the fact that she seems to be laughing - it seems it fell until the audience gazed directly at the mouth of things.

An important question for experts is whether Da Vinci himself is going to produce this effect by an intricate combination of color and shadow.

Dr. Alessandro Soranzo, professor of psychology and Sheffield Hallam's vision awareness expert, said that La Vera Principessa proved to be the earliest work of the same artist.

Before she gets married to the Milanese commander, the picture is thought to depict the 13 - year - old Bianca Sforza, the Duchess of Milan, the daughter of Ludovico Sforza.

Dr. Soranzo wrote to the journal Journal of Visual Studies, "Before Mona Lisa, the similar fantasy in portrait became more interesting"

Experts and his team used a series of experiments to see how the observer perceives the two paintings when elements such as the observation distance and the "ambiguity" level applied to the image change I examined it. As a comparison, they also studied the third painting of the same era "portrait of a girl in Piero del Polauro."

The researchers found that the feeling of the smiling face of the two Leonardo da Vinci paintings increases when looking further from the distance or with a larger blurring effect. Del Pollaiuolo's work is not like this.

Dr. Soranzo stated that without the definitive evidence that it was intentional, Da Vinci's work had the same illusion.

He told Discovery magazine. "Given Leonard's technique acquisition and subsequent use of Mona Lisa, the ambiguity of this effect is considered intentional."

# 1 Most people know that Leonardo da Vinci painted Mona Lisa, but so far the model itself is still a mystery. Some people say this painting is a women's representative of Da Vinci. The most popular theory is this lady is Lisa Gerardini born in 1479. It is still a mystery why Da Vinci chose her. # 6 This picture has been destroyed many times. In 1956, it happened twice - when it was poured into it, and in the second process that a person threw a stone, the painting of Mona Lisa's left elbow (later painted) I hurt. In recent years, glass has been thrown onto it and a red paint is sprayed on it ... Fortunately the bulletproof glass cover of this picture proves its value, but neither of these things is hurt Is not ...

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