Introduction: Throughout the ancient and modern Chinese and foreign countries, there is no shortage of various kinds of rare treasures, there is no shortage of capable people, and there is no shortage of ingenious works. For people today, the cultural connotations they represent are rich and colorful, and they really deserve serious consideration.
Take Leonardo da Vinci's mona Lisa, for example, and the woman in the painting is simply famous. We do not say what the origin of the woman in this painting is, whether it really exists, it is amazing to be a painter, and it is really admirable for a while that people do not know where to start.
An article about the Mona Lisa has already been included in the human-taught version of the primary school Language textbook for children to understand in advance, which shows the depth of its cultural connotation. Of course, ordinary people only know the fame of the Mona Lisa and admire leonardo da Vinci's paintings, and few people can dissect its brilliance.
I have to admit that leonardo da Vinci's painters are amazing. In the case of the Mona Lisa, in every part of the painting, he draws it according to the data of 1:1.618. In the absence of complete advanced equipment, it is simply an anti-human operation!
However, the biggest mystery of the painting lies in the woman in the painting – from any angle, it is always a smiling expression. This is indeed very intriguing, and many scholars have studied it, and the results are different and always controversial.
Such a woman who always smiles is really elusive, worthy of Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece. However, there is also a humorous legend about the painting – the Duke of Venice asked Leonardo da Vinci to paint a portrait of his wife, but he ran away with it all night because he liked it too much.
This painting is probably the most heard and mysterious of Leonardo da Vinci's many paintings, and the mystery it exudes is unattainable by ordinary things. In addition to her smile, mona Lisa's right hand has also been called "the most beautiful hand in the history of art."
This god-made mystery of smiling has indeed stumped centuries of able people, and there are many opinions, but in the end, the answer given by the surgeon is the most reasonable. Obviously, the Italian surgeon was very interested in the paintings, and the Mona Lisa is not to be missed.
Through a magnifying glass, he believes that the woman in the painting is smiling not because of the expression she makes, but because of obesity caused by too high cholesterol. Once the surgeon's research results were published, it naturally opened a new door to research.
For a while, it became a PK for various surgeons, but this did make the "Mona Lisa" smile mystery have a more reasonable explanation. A Boston surgeon named Mela did find a problem in her study of mona Lisa's physical appearance.
First of all, the Mona Lisa's appearance is different from normal people: the hairline is too backwards, the hair is unusually small, and there are no eyelashes. Secondly, a small sarcoma was found in her left eye, which indicated that there were health problems in her body.
Finally, for a god-level painter like Leonardo da Vinci, seeking truth from facts is precisely where the painting skills of a physical painting are most tested, and it should also be what he is good at. True but not tacky, unworldly is the basic skill of the painter and the key.
In summary, Mera thinks the Mona Lisa may have a hypothyroid condition. In medicine, hypothyroidism indicates that the patient's body is deficient in iodine. At the same time, a Mandip doctor studied the eating habits of Renaissance humans and thousands of cases of "hypothyroidism".
He looked through a magnifying glass and noticed that the Mona Lisa was slightly puffy and the whites of her eyes were yellow. In the end, he deduced that the Mona Lisa's smiling expression was a disease caused by iodine deficiency, overturning the interpretation of many scholars. Even if this reason is still questioned by a small number of scholars, it is indeed very reasonable.
As a well-known painter, Leonardo da Vinci had a unique aesthetic vision and his own aesthetic ideas. In the eyes of the world, this is a rare genius in a thousand years. For each era, it is often the cultural and artistic works of contemporary culture that can reflect social reality.
Conclusion: The social state of a country or an era is reflected in all aspects. The cultural connotation can reflect not only the social landscape, but also the social spirit. All in all, the Mona Lisa is a painting of great achievement that is hard to match.
Leonardo da Vinci's painting "Mona Lisa" still has many places to be examined by future generations, so let time wash away and make this world-famous work last forever.