Leonardo da Vinci's lover said
According to the British "Scotsman" report, vogt. Luerssen wrote a book called Who is the Mona Lisa? "Ask Her Identity" caused a sensation after it was published in Germany. This book claims that the woman in Mona Lisa is the Duchess of Milan, Leonardo da Vinci's "confidante" and secret admirer, and her marriage is unfortunate. In Milan, she met Leonardo da Vinci, who painted for Milan court at that time, and later they became close friends. He is based on the painting itself and something related to da. The evidence obtained from the research of archives and diaries of his contemporaries is that the characters in Mona Lisa wear mourning clothes without jewelry, which is related to the death of the Duchess of Milan during Leonardo da Vinci's painting; In addition, the clothes worn by the people in the painting are also printed with the Forza family logo, which is the same as the background of the Duchess of Milan.
Leonardo da Vinci's self-portrait theory
Lillian Schwartz of Bell Laboratories had a whim one day. She overlapped the self-portraits of Mona Lisa and Leonardo da Vinci on the computer and found that the contours of their eyes, hairline and nose could be completely overlapped. Schwartz finally concluded that Mona Lisa is a self-portrait of Leonardo da Vinci. As for why Da Vinci painted himself as an eternal female image, one explanation is that he wanted to challenge the hegemonic discourse of western men represented by Christianity in this way. Mona Lisa is hermaphrodite and the most ideal combination of human nature in Leonardo da Vinci's mind. Equal integration of men and women. Etymologically, the male reproductive god in ancient Egypt was called Amon, and the female reproductive god was called Lisa. Play a little variation game and you will become the Mona Lisa.
Mrs. Zogondo said
In the discussion about the prototype of Mona Lisa, the most popular view is that its prototype is the wife of Florentine businessman Giocondo.
According to this statement, at the request of Francisco de Zogondo, Leonardo da Vinci painted this portrait for this lady named Lisa di Gradini in four years. Gradini was born in 1479. Da Vinci painted this picture when she was only 24 years old. Rumor has it that she is the mistress of a gentleman named Modesi.
Sforcha said.
According to The Times, German art historian Seest declared after years of research that the prototype of Mona Lisa is actually the legendary Italian woman sforza.
Sforza was only 25 when she became Credi's model. She is the illegitimate daughter of the Duke of Milan. She was legendary in Renaissance Italy and was known as a "shrew". In 2002, 1462 years old, 15 years old, she married the nephew of Pope Sikstus IV, and the bride price was Foley and imola. She was her first husband, lover and second husband.
Prostitute said
Professor Carlo Weiss of Naples believes that the Mona Lisa in the painting is not a good woman, but a high-class prostitute in Naples. Leonardo da Vinci captured the smile of a professional seducer. Perhaps this statement has its credibility, because Leonardo da Vinci was indeed a frequent visitor to various romantic occasions during his stay in Florence.
Wife of Florentine businessman Francisco Giocondo.
The wife of a friend of Leonardo da Vinci's father said
According to research, the Mona Lisa is the wife of a friend of Da Vinci's father. Her name is lisa gherardini. 1495, Gradini married Giocondo, a Florentine silk merchant, who was a good friend and neighbor of Piero, Leonardo's father. Gradini is Giocondo's second wife. She was 16 years old when she got married. Giocondo loves his wife so much that he even built a small church at home for her to pray there. He made a will and left all his property to Gradini, calling her a "loving and loyal wife". At that time, a wine merchant in Florence also knew Gradini. When Gradini was 24 years old, Leonardo da Vinci's father asked his son to paint her. At that time, Leonardo da Vinci was troubled by a financial dispute. In order to help his son, Leonardo da Vinci's father took out a sum of money and told his son that it was the portrait fee paid by Gradini and her husband, so Leonardo da Vinci finished the portrait happily.
The merchant's wife said
Palandi, a teacher in Florence, Italy, recently claimed that after studying the archives collected in the city for 25 years, she solved the identity mystery in Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece Mona Lisa, saying that her original name was lisa gberdini, the wife of a silk merchant, and she had five children. Her husband is closely related to the Da Vinci family.
As early as 1550, the legendary Italian artist Vassain pointed out that the person in the painting was Lisa. Palandi found clear evidence for the first time that Leonardo da Vinci's father and Lisa's husband had known each other for many years and had close contacts with each other; This famous painting was probably commissioned by Leonardo da Vinci's father on behalf of his friend.