The Mysteries Of The Pictorial Works

The mysteries of the pictorial works

When we visit the museums or places that have been part of our history, we can observe the paintings in which the most outstanding works of art appear and are part of our identity, culture and history. Painters have made various artistic works with the aim of expressing their feelings or the social context in which they are, but we have only superficially noticed things and we do not go beyond the real meaning of that painting. Some painters have affirmed that they hide a secret that they cannot reveal to the society in which we live for fear of causing many doubts in humanity.

In the work entitled "The creation of Adam" by Miguel Ángel, who was considered an expert in the anatomy, he revealed that in his work there were parts of the human organ, if we carefully observed the work mentioned above, we can notice that the layer that surrounds People who are within him, you can see the shape and contour of a human brain, in which it follows that he painter tried to express that God created man with intelligence and wisdom. Da Vinci’s most relevant work was "La Mona Lisa", the author of this work always tried to hide codes or letters hidden in his paintings and the peculiarity that exists in that work, are his eyes, which when analyzed by Italian researchers , they were able to verify that the “LV” letters that correspond to the initials of the painter’s name are written, but another curious fact was his hands, which is suspected that the woman represented was in a state of gestation, since the women previously adopted this Posture to demonstrate that they have a pregnancy period.

Leonardo Da Vinci was also the author of the work "The Last Supper" where the number "4006" appears, in the central window and it is speculated that in that year the painter would have preceded the end of the world. Vincent Van Gogh, author of "The starry night" would have used a painting technique through a pattern, which scientists carefully studied every detail and affirmed this fact. Pablo Picasso, painter, Spanish sculptor and author of the work "The old guitarist", a work that was analyzed with infrared light and being a paint elaborated years ago, the fading has allowed to obtain a hidden painting, observing the body of an indigent woman.

We can conclude that all painters try to express their emotions, thoughts, ideas, visions or the way they see the world; In other words, reality, through artistic language, drawing every significant detail for itself, but they do not publicly know it, for different circumstances and over time, these works are deeply analyzed until they obtain coincidences.