Surprise details no one paid attention to the key to decoding world famous paintings

Artists often leave a mysterious message in their works. We often observe, understand the picture as a whole, ignoring the small and fuzzy details without expecting themselves to be the key to discovering the mystery of world famous paintings.

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Most people believe that the picture of "Seascape" by Dutch artist Hendrick Van Anthonissen only describes a group of people gathered on the sea.

But after the painting was washed and cleaned, a giant whale appeared on the coast. It took 150 years to discover the hidden mystery in this painting.

Artist Hendrick van Anthonissen thought that a work without a dead animal would be more popular and closer to the audience, so he concealed the giant whale.

The character 'LV' was discovered in the right eye of Leonardo da Vinci's famous "Mona Lisa" painting. According to researchers, LV may be the author's initials.

In addition, they found two mysterious numbers 7 and 2 under the bridge in the picture. Many people believe that this may be the detail mentioned in 1472, the original time of the painting bridge in the village of Bobbio in Piacenza (Italy) was destroyed by the flood swept away.

This may be Leonardo da Vinci's suggestion of the scene of the famous painting.

For a long time, the famous painting of Caravaggio painter caused many to argue about the character's true gender. It was not until the early 20th century that art critics relied on musical instruments in the picture of a violin and a lute, a type of male instrument at the time of the Caravaggio painter's life that confirmed the character in the painting. The picture is a man who is composing music.

Details in The Starry Night painting (translated as "Starry Night") of the famous artist Van Gogh are shaped like clouds, dust and gas turbulence around a distant star discovered in 2004. .

Researchers believe that Van Gogh may have captured one of the most difficult concepts of physics and mathematics in this amazing phenomenon and sketched it in his painting.

A team of experts discovered an interesting mystery in the famous Bacchus painting by Caravaggio. Hidden in the wine jar is Caravaggio's self-portrait portrayed by him.

The image of the skull is drawn between the two main characters of "The Ambassador" (translated as "Ambassador") - the most famous work of the German artist Hans Holbein makes many people curious.

Researchers said that perhaps the artist Hans Holbein wanted to convey the message of human philosophy through this interesting detail. It is possible that death is something that is not remarkable in life, but in a sense, death turns into the only reality, distorting human life.

"Lady with an Ermine" (portrayed as "The Lady and an Ermine") or the portrait of Cecilia of the Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci At first, the famous picture of Cecilia did not have ferrets, The artist then added his picture of a weasel symbol to imply a secret mistress of Milan's earl, Ludovio Sforza, one of Leonardo's close customers.