Mona Lisa Found

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Archaeologists are convinced they’ve unearthed the secret behind the world’s most famous painting, the Mona Lisa.Buried beneath the floor of a convent in Florence, Italy they’ve found a skeleton they believe belonged to Lisa Gherardini, the model who posed for Leonardo’s da Vinci’s mysterious masterpiece.


Just posted this cause I thought is was pretty cool that they've found this

reply to post by DAVID64


I thought the model was he himself. There's talk that he was trying to be all "no sex, Angelic wanna be" or whatever and that was really him with feminine features.

reply to post by skepticconwatcher


Had not heard that one.

The Mona Lisa should have been topless. We will never know how her knockers looked.

Art my ass

Originally posted by TsukiLunar
The Mona Lisa should have been topless. We will never know how her knockers looked.

Art my ass

Use your imagination. I do.

"Mona Lisa FOUND!"


here she is LOL. sorry guys i just thought that would be funny in a way


but its totally not i know its sad..

reply to post by BacknTime

Yeah, but just wait and see; they'll be using this photo to prove evolution... :shk:

I always heard it was of Leonardo as well...
Good to know history still has it's secrets...

reply to post by BacknTime


Eerie... her ribs follow me if I walk around the room!!

oO

this is completely great and fine art of piece .

Originally posted by XeroOne

Originally posted by TsukiLunar
The Mona Lisa should have been topless. We will never know how her knockers looked.Art my ass

Use your imagination. I do.

With photoshop, there are many options

I remember also seeing a cable tv special stating that it very well could've been Leonardo himself some time ago. I kinda thought that was a bit crackers. I think the model stated was most likely the painting depicted. Too, with the forensics available now,they could easily reconstruct a copy of the model's skull to determine if she indeed was his model.

oooh wow

There are skeletons buried everywhere in Europe.