Is that why Mona Lisa is so popular

About ten thousand people come there every day. That too after waiting for hours and enduring pushing and shoving.

Sometimes in the corridors of the museum you can see some people who got lost in the crowd.

If they all ask who to see.

To see a 517 year old woman.

Mona Lisa

The most famous painting in the history. The invaluable work of Lionardo Davinci.

Mona Lisa contains full of mystery.

Who exactly is Mona Lisa with her enchanting eyes?

What does that little smile of Mona Lisa mean?

Is Mona Lisa really Davinci?

There is more to Mona Lisa than just a laugh. Today we are going to look at such hidden things. These are all scientific assumptions. Only Davinci, the artist who painted it, knows the real facts about it.

1. Hidden wildlife

The painter Ronpo karilo once looked at the picture in a different way to see it from a different angle. It was then that Davinci discovered the hidden trick in the background of Mona Lisa. It's not easy to see. But from a special angle, wildlife can be seen in the background of the Mona Lisa.

But why paint it in such a way as to hide it in the background?

No one knows.

2. The original image is at the bottom of the image where it can be viewed.

I know you do not understand.

But I will explain.

That is, there is another image hidden beneath the image of the Mona Lisa we see now. This is Davinci's first drawing. But then Davinci changed his mind and did some fine work and painted in front of it. There is a saying that maybe parts of this picture make us feel like wild animals.

3. Fine spots in the picture.

Some studies by researchers have found some subtle spots in the picture. If you look at Mona Lisa's left hand, you can see the indelible marks next to it.

It was Mona Lisa's fingers.

Due to minor errors in the drawing, it was half erased and became unrecognizable with the help of paints. The fingerprints look like the yarn of a garment.

4. Secret codes

Novelist Dan Brown once mentioned in his book "Davinci Code" that there are some secret codes in the Mona Lisa painting. But he faced a lot of criticism for this. Later, a study by the Italian National Committee for Cultural Heritage found some codes that could only be traced using magnifying glass.

To date we have not been able to find its meaning.

5. Woman without eyebrows

Today we can see Mona Lisa without eyebrows. Many argued that it was a ploy not to reveal their identities.

But later, with the help of supercomputers, Mona Lisa's eyebrows were discovered and gradually faded.

6. Mona Lisa's endless laughter.

Laughter is the main factor that makes Mona Lisa attractive. Laughter with such a strong emotion is not found in any other painting. The reason why it's so attractive is that the painters say that Mona Lisa's smile is drawn by a very small Spacial Stroke.

7. Who is Mona Lisa?

There was a different opinion among the painters on this question. Some argue that Davinci has slightly altered his own image.

Because Mona Lisa's face looks like a man's face. But this was later proven wrong. A closer look at the picture revealed that it was Lisa Giocondo, an Italian woman. Davinci's friends have also validated this.

8. The most attacked image.

No other painting in history has faced as much attack as Mona Lisa.

The first attack on Mona Lisa was in 1911. Vincent So Perugia, an Italian, stole Mona Lisa. Picasso was suspected of this, but later Vincent So Perugia was arrested.

During the war, Mona Lisa was escorted by military vehicles to protect picture from the airstrikes of World Wars of 1914 and 1949.

Mona Lisa then arrived at the Louvre Museum and was attacked by acid. After that, a mentally ill person tried to smash the glass that Mona Lisa was holding with a stone. But the museum had bulletproof glass that could withstand all these attacks. It still fits preserved in the same bulletproof glass.


Mona Lisa is a painting by Davinci about 500 years ago. Numerous researches are still going on behind this.

Could there still be a lot more mystery behind this picture drawn by Davinci?

"Think, seek, and you will surely find the answer"