Listed by Leonardo da Vinci's famous portrait finally reveal the mystery of the Monalisa smile. German researchers are convinced that the management has continued to unravel the mystery behind the identity of the centuries covered by a beautiful girl in his famous painting them.
Lisa Gherardini, a wealthy Florentine businessman Francesco del Giocondo's wife, has been regarded as the most probable model for the long 16th century paintings. The smiling woman, mistress of da Vinci, but whether it actually his mother or artist, art historian often wondered.
Now experts at the Heidelberg University Library, in the knowledge acquired in October 1503, was that Lisa del Giocondo the model of the painting is a world-famous portrait probably was all based on written records of the owner of the book. "All doubts about the identity of the Mona Lisa has been shattered by the discovery of the doctors. Hermelin Schlesinger Hita," a manuscript expert, the library said in a statement.
Until now, only documents from the 16th Century "smoking gun" can be achieved. "It creates room for different interpretations, different identities put forward," the library said. Agoputchi notes da Vinci in Florence, the Roman speeches were made official by a friend and a collection of letters written to Cicero. Leonardo article notes, in conjunction with ancient Greek artists Aperesu his portrait of Lisa del Giocondo was one of the three said they worked on the painting.
The Heidelberg discovery is a breakthrough, indicating that the earlier mention of linking the merchant's wife with a portrait, art experts have years to create an image that is linked to the Middle Ages. According to Leipzig University art historian Frank Zoelner, "This is why you continue to doubt that the portrait of another woman is not" told German radio.
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