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A man takes a picture of an authenticated contemporary copy of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa presented at the Prado Museum in Madrid on February 21, 2012. Italian archeologists have unearthed the remains of a skeleton which they say belongs to Lisa Gherardini, the woman who is the subject of Leonardo da Vinci's iconic painting, Mona Lisa. Led by art historian Silvano Vinceti, the team of archaeologists discovered the bones beneath the floor of Saint Ursula convent in the Italian city of Florence. The recent development comes while the team started the digging at the abandoned convent last year, finding a brick crypt which contained a female-sized human skull. The tomb was believed to belong to Gherardini. According to the researchers, the discovered bones are scheduled to be tested at the University of Bologna in order to determine if they match the skull found earlier and finally in a bid to reconstruct the woman’s face. “I'm confident we're going to find something,” Vinceti told the Italian news agency ANSA. Gheradini was married to an affluent Florentine silk merchant named Francesco del Giocondo. Da Vinci's model is often identified as Gherardini who became a nun after her husband died. She passed away in the convent on July 15, 1542, when she was 63. On January 2011, Vinceti said he has found symbols in the Mona Lisa , which can identify the model, date the painting and confirm the artist's religious interest. He claimed to have found the letter 'S' in the model's left eye, the letter 'L' in her right eye, and the number '72' under the arched bridge in the background of da Vinci's controversial masterpiece. The Mona Lisa as the world's most famous painting, has always triggered different interpretations by scholars, art lovers and critics, some of whom have gone as far as claiming it to be the portrait of a man or even a self-portrait. MR/GHN
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DA VINCIJEVA MUZA VIDEO Otkrivena tajna Mona Lise: Ispod samostana u Firenzi pronašli njezin kostur? YouTube Arheolozi vjeruju da su pronašli tajnu koja se skriva iza najslavnije slike na svijetu, Mona Lise. Vjeruju da su ispod jednog samostana u talijanskoj Firenzi pronašli kostur Lise Gherardini, žene koja je pozirala Leonardu da Vinciju. Lisa je bila supruga bogatog trgovca svilom, Francesa del Gioconda, a slika je u Italiji poznata pod nazivom La Gioconda. Mnogi suvremeni povjesničari slažu se da je Mona Lisa bila Lisa del Giocondo, koja je poslije suprugove smrti postala časna sestra. Umrla je u samostanu 1542. u dobi od 63 godine. Arheolozi su sa iskapanjem napuštenog samostana svete Ursule počeli prošle godine. Tada su pronašli lubanju, a potom su ostali bez financijskih sredstava te nisu mogli nastaviti istraživanje. Ponovno su počeli sa iskapanjem prošli mjesec, i ubrzo su pronašli kostur. Kosti će podvrgnuti testiranju kako bi utvrdili pripadaju li lubanji pronađenoj prošle godine. Nakon što pronađene kosti prođu kroz ispitivanja, znanstvenici će pokušati rekonstruirati lice i tako shvatiti radi li se zaista o Mona Lisi. Tako bi mogli dešifrirati i tajnu zagonetnog osmijeha sa slike. Arheolog Silvano Vinceti, koji vodi iskapanje samostana, izjavio je kako još uvijek ne može tvrditi sa sigurnosti da se radi o Lisi Gherardini, no duboko vjeruje da je to tako. Više o... FACEBOOK KOMENTARI KNJIŽEVNI BARD I KOMEDIOGRAF IVO BREŠAN ‘U predstavi prema mojoj novoj knjizi glumit ću vraga’ SARAJEVO FILM FESTIVAL