Mona-Lisa parodies part II

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Mona-Lisa parodies part II

There have been also scientific explanations for the Mona-Lisa parodies, and sometimes painters have painted mustaches and beard for that famous painting for finding out, who is the person, who is trapped on this famous portrait. There are tales that the portrait is the Leonardo da Vinci himself, but sometimes the explanation for that person's identity is that she could be sister or mother of Leonardo.

Was Mona-Lisa painted because of anthropologists needed that image for tracking the members of the family of Leonardo da Vinci? This could be one very good explanation for the strange details of that portrait, which is the most expensive painting in the world.

But in fact, there is another very strange myth of the identity of that woman, and that is that the painting was really the self-portrait of Leonardo. And because that man operated with his inventions, the portrait is transformed into the image of a woman for hiding the identity of Leonardo.

And maybe that portrait has been created for anthropologists, who were looking for the family members of Leonardo da Vinci. In that time the genetics was an only theoretical science, but the thing that some deviant gifts like the quality of being artistic were a well-known thing. This was the reason, why the men of the rulers were looking for that kind of persons, who could give them war machines and absolute power for the other people.

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The short story about Mona Lisa parodies

The short story about Mona Lisa parodies

There are many parodies about the most famous painting in the world, and also we must realize that there could be other "Mona Lisa"-style paintings, what were made by or under the supervision of Leonardo da Vinci.  The thing is that the high quality of that painting would be the thing what made it so interesting, and maybe Leonardo painted some exercise versions for that painting before he started to make the final version.

And that means, that there would be a couple of versions of that famous painting. There is one remarkable thing, which would be interested in the researchers.

That thing is that there seem not scripts for that painting in Leonardo's script book, and this means that the person, who has ordered that painting was taken them, or they were destroyed by Leonardo himself. So why this thing happened? This is an interesting question. If that painting was really been on the wall of some bartender, that would not seem very trustable, because nobody would paint some fitting art for seven years.

So there are many theories about this painting, and there are a couple of other paintings, which are mentioned being the training works for this painting. And the remarkable thing is that Leonardo traveled with this painting, which makes it really interesting. Seems like Leonardo didn't want that somebody sees that thing, but what is the real background of that painting, that knows only one man in the world, and it's Leonardo da Vinci.