The Mona Lisa is a world-famous painting, created by the Renaissance painter Leonardo da Vinci, creating the image of a woman with a noble temperament. In the art world, Leonardo da Vinci, a great painter, has a high reputation. Suffice it to say that no one is unaware of his great name. Today, the painting is housed in the Louvre Museum in France, and every day many tourists go to the museum to see the painting for themselves.
Because at different angles, the viewer can see the women in the painting showing different smiles, such as a happy smile, or a mocking smile, and some people also feel a hint of sadness from the smile. This shows that this painting seems to have a magical power that can bring different feelings to everyone.
But a surgeon named Carol Weiss, after enlarging the painting to 3.14 times, expressed a different point of view: she did not laugh at all. The Mona Lisa has a smile on her face, which is something that most people will recognize, why does Carlo Weiss think she is not smiling? Can the doctor give a compelling reason?
Carlo Weiss believes that she looks smiling because of some kind of disease, and many people see it here and feel a little strange, what does this have to do with the disease? It turned out that the doctor analyzed the female physical condition in the painting, and he found a little detail in the enlarged painting, thinking that the Mona Lisa's hairline was a little high, which was caused by iodine deficiency. She has no eyebrows or eyelashes, and has a certain amount of fat on her face and body, which makes her look very amiable.
If you cover your mouth, you will find that there is no smile in her eyes. He consulted a lot of information and found that in that era, iodine deficiency had become a common disease, and the appearance of the Mona Lisa was somewhat different from other European women, especially eyebrows, European women at that time were very fond of beauty, no one wanted to shave off their eyebrows, and the person in the painting was an exception.
Although Carol Weiss's views seem novel and logical, many people still do not believe this statement. Because when ordinary people go to see this painting, the first impression is that the women in the painting are smiling. And many of the paintings of the Mona Lisa are sometimes over-interpreted.
Because all the phenomena in the painting will be used to analyze, or to speculate on the author's original thoughts and intentions. Unfortunately, the author himself can no longer respond to these questions one by one, we are not Leonardo da Vinci, can not really understand his creative intentions, and the meaning contained in the painting, can only be guessed from a subjective point of view.