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- The Mona Lisa is widely considered the greatest portrait of all time. It appears in countless advertisements, has inspired poetry, sculpture, forgeries, and theft. But seriously, why? The painting is small, only 30 x 21 inches, the color is somber, the background seems desolate and eerie, and the subject isn't anyone historically significant. So, what is all the brouhaha about? Is it really all about her mystifying gaze and a quirkly smile? Well, let's take a closer look.
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Her smile and stare creeps me out.
It's like*get in the van then i will give you 100 bucks*
Cute magic Donut girl Lmao ikr
My friend Ahmed says that it mostly creeps him out the fact that she is not wearing a hijab. What do you think?
Its magnificent
It is scary and beautiful at the same time
Well I think he got my nose wrong...
Hey Mona Lisa
H hi
Not real. Are u?
YUP!
Mona Lisa mona I always wanted to ask you ..........where are your eyebrows and how do you feel being famous.......oh and my sister thinks you are ugly BUT I DON’T
Perhaps Lenardo da Vinci did not even think that Monalisa would make so much controversy 😂😂😂 in heaven he was like "don't create so much confusion it's just a normal painting"
Ikr, just cus he's a genius doesn't mean there always lie something hidden. Sometimes, he must've just wanted to draw some girl or whatever. These ppl really do be complexing things
He knew that he made a revolutionary painting
Fr
When will those hands be mine....
Sorry, I already called dibs
Y'all both call dibs for a star platinum beatdown?
Never, dear ambulance victim
*every yoshikage kira has entered*
Yare yare daze
I think the smile is just simply of a woman politely smiling for a painting as we would for a photo. I don't see why their has to be some amazing theory behind it.
I think the reason why it is so significant is because, if you watch at 50 seconds in, you will see everyone has an extremely stiff, flat mouth and body. I know back in the time of Leo, he would have to have a life model in which one would have to remain extremely still. Which is why a stiff looking profile painting would made his painting process simplified. Having your arms crossed and keeping your smile consistent for months end is an accomplish to do, let alone paint. The guy already was making history with her pose alone because of it's realism. Adding a smile was just a preference for him and completely bonkers as far as work on the painter and model. This is what I am assuming lead to all of those crazy theories on the smile. Just a speculation, though, I am no art historian.
+Jared Fogle Were did the other half of Isis go? Where did the m come from?
+Jared Fogle Oh OK. How's that inmate foot long doing ya?
Rod C I think it's a Saddam Hussein reference
Look at that smile , its just magnificent
99% people : wow beatiful
0.001% man in morioh : B O N E R
FINALLY
What happened to the 0,99%
Why i dont see any jojo comments here expect this
@@haha-sg9mx Kira Queen, that's the answer
"It's bit dirty but... *chuckles* I GOT ERECTION"
Basically, the painting introduced so many styles and techniques which is still used today, making it ahead of its time, and cmon it looks beautiful
After 4 mins and 39 sec, i still dont get why is this painting so freakin' famous?
@Λουτσία Πιέτρι why? I mean WHY!! Why are you telling your day schedule to us!
@Λουτσία Πιέτρι no one asked bruh
First cloned person
What i get is that this painting is similar to what newton's gravity theory are to scientist but instead it is for artists. Many revolutionary techniques used and studied by artist and such the painting got famous back then, and the fame still carries to date.
Coz it's a revolutionary painting.
The sense of realism and a simple posture like that was first time seen so it became a great art piece.plus her hands and smile.
Her eyes also looks captivating.
Leonardo da Vinci worked on the Mona Lisa for 15 years. By the time he died in 1519, he still didn't consider it finished.
He worked on it for 10 years
Nevaeh Wysteria He started in 1503 and didn't finish it until 1519, shortly before his death.
Who do you think you are?! Mr.KnowItAll?
-pun intended-
+Mr.KnowItAll There's no way in hell that picture took him more than a couple months to paint. How can it take someone over a year to paint a picture?
+rsx123 Thats why the painting is so famous...
Something so cool about this painting this that when ever u move any direction she will still look at you.
If you see a human poster anywhere, you'll experience the same
@@ackrman6080 lmao
Her eyes are diverted to the viewer's right. Watch it from all sided up and down and see that this theory' is nonsense'
It's because we're looking straight through her eyes AhaHA and it follows- Welp, it's cool I guess
Hazik __ EXACTLY lmao
Kira is having a BREAKDOWN BREAKDOWN
Oh, he's going to have a breakdown, alright. *laughs in ambulance*
Poki
B O K K I
Bug bite
Jojo reference
The painting is famous because when you focus your eyes on her mouth, she does not seem to smile but when you look at her eyes, she seems to smile. That is the reason why many people are so fascinated with this painting.
thats very shit ass reason tbh
there are thousands of paintings , photos with better illusions , or even same
its not even an illusion its just how your human eye perceives it
Hey I know this is old message but look at this video again is she smiling now or am I going crazy!???
@@AaryanRKO yeah, but as I understand, Leonardo achieved this illusion first.
you cant tell if she is smileing or not because SHE HAS NO EYEBROWS
Katarzyna Andrulewicz that doesn't matter. The corners of her mouth are slightly raised.
That's the point
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@@jessieqk12 omg so right
Plot twist it’s a man
I do think reallying get why the Mona Lisa was considered Leonardo da vinchis best work I liked his role in titanic alot.
Is that a joke? Please tell me you aren't seriously that dumb...
Please tell me you're joking.
This is a common joke, you are all more stupid then the OP.
Yeah chill it was just a joke
Ben Vinck wow your stupid
You are TEARING ME APART LISA
It's just such a beautiful piece of art. The more you look at it the more it changes. It's almost life like. Hope to have a chance to see it some day.
@30inventionman Such things are generally reserved for law enforcement and medical students. Luckily, many of Leonardo's anatomical sketches are readily available so you won't need to go through all the dirty work.
@loftaustin I was just joking, but the theory doesn't really hold water since the subject of the painting has actually been identified. It's one of those cases where you have to ask which is more likely, a feminized self portrait to act as a historical red herring, or the work of an artist who made his living by commission.
Mona lisa is very special and always will be I loved her picture!!!!❤
Someone please tell me that I WAS NOT THE ONLY ONE THAT REMEMBERS THE MONA LISA NOT SMILING!!!!!!
STOP FUCKING SCREAMING I CAN HEAR IT SHUT THE HELL UP I DONT REMEBER IT HAVING A SMILE NOT EVEN MY 19 FRIENDS
@@antoniomejia4592 haha
when dafaq did the mona lisa smirk i remember her having her having a straight face
MN SOUL MANDELA EFFECT!!!
Adromedox ikr. u Shane dawson fan?
no
I swear she didn't smile
MN SOUL shane
Let me confess....I am watching Mona Lisa of several years, perhaps since my childhood, when my father introduced her as the 'greatest painting'. However, as a small child I didn't find the painting attractive, special or great. I thought, may be, I am too young to understand the value 'grown-ups' 'see' in this great painting of all times. Later, as an older kid and then as a teenager, later as a young man and now as a mature adult I am re-visiting the painting with hope-I will see the greatness, I will understand the greatness.....I listened the scientific reasons why it is beautiful, I understood all the theory why it should be great and why it is great. With out this knowledge I would have never understood the greatness though. If I saw this painting in a subway station or in our local library I would have never ever considered it great if I didn't get a chance to listen this TH-cam video. Sanal Madhusudana Girija
Why so famous? Her beautiful hands of course!
Guaranteed to make some guy get an erection
Well, I don't think you're going to get them
May 2020, anyone?
Killer Queen has already touched this comment.
2007 anyone?
@Mujtaba Siddiqui Don't you mean a *breakdown, breakdown?*
1hr and 30mins till june 2020 for me ovo
Not me
I watched this in 2020 june 5th, 9 : 12 AM
The mona lisa was/is unique due to the fact that your mind can translate her state and feeling to that of yours so if you look at her while you are happy (or feeling nothing special) she will appear as if smiling but if you are depressed then she looks like she is about to cry and the fact that her eyes are drawn in a way that makes it look like its following you....so to sum it up its like shes a human that shares your feelings but stuck in a portrait
this comment was writen a bit after I was born r u still on yt
Because,
WOOOOOOOOOOAHHHHHHH
MONA LISA
YOURE GUARANTEED TO RUN THIS TOWN
SAY WHAT YOU MEAN
TELL ME I'M RIGHT
AND LET THE SUN RAIN DOWN ON ME
give me a sign I wanna believèeeeeeee
+Ayato Kirizuki Mona Lisa, yeahhhh say what you mean tell me I'm right and let the sun rain down on me
After 500 years the world will treat us the same way like Mona Lisa
2020 anyone
No just me...
Ok then...
See y’all in a few years
Heyyyyyyyyyy, Happy new year!!!
Omg.. no... It's started.. 🤦🏾♀️
K boomer
Yup 2020 omg lol I just can’t stand how old these videos are img
Mister clan
2020 i still don’t know why this painting is so famous!!!!
Im impressed that after 4 years he still knew what he thought about drawing in the first place...
For a while I went through a phase where the only thing I looked at on the internet was this fine painting I'm actually under the age of 18 and I appreciate this work of art so much!
Love ya!❤️
So your 7?
Nope come on why'd I be on the internet if I'm 7?😂
Love ya!❤️
@@continueswithwings I love how you say
Love ya!
@@continueswithwings I wish I had a friend like you
Too much hype . unimaginable hype. Even Leonardo would be laughing to see such madness. It's just a normal painting from genius. Art should be acknowledged for its astheticism. But let's stop there, too much of anything is foolishness.
I think it’s because of that story “he tried to make her laugh” thing
3:05 Kira Yoshikage Agrees
Does anyone want to hear the true story of how it was made:
Leonardo actually had it finished but for some reason he couldn't get the smile of the lady right...
1:14 assassin creed confirmed with mona lisa in it :D
BulletChamber129 lol
For video released in 2007, this is shockingly high-quality
Very solid analysis on the painting for the composition and significance of how this painting changed it all. The blurry background is very significance. Hard to know how the painting originally looked at this point.
It's just a painting...an extremely overhyped painting...
Made , point
Now it is 2019....
Still mona lisa painting is so mysterious...
Thanks a lot! I'm using this for my class!
I love how a history channel moves on to dropshipping 😂😂😂
There have been artists today who have stated the apparent over rating of this portrait. Thats very easy for them to say after 500 years of artistic evolution. This was painted 500 years ago and in my opinion will never be surpassed by these hyper realists who if born in leonardos time would have been unable to equal leonardos achievement. It is and will always be the finest portrait of all time BECAUSE it towered above its contemporaries. No artist today has achieved that and hyper realists are becoming commonplace.
The tits look wrong though
The most amazing thing of monalisa is that when we move throught the room without moving our eyes from the Mona Lisa her eyes seem to follow us!!!
you cracked the code man!
Fucking. Dumbasses. These days do. That with anything dumbasss
I was 4 years old when u posted this video.Finally after 13 yrars😂😆😆😍😍
We jus w@patched this as a class i couldnt belive it was a vat 19 vid yall should upload these again
I really don't get da point of this video
+Peyton Hahn me too
who will tell us
any body plz
The meaning of this video is why is Mona Lisa famous.
+Kamran Shafee me its mean
nothing go get some sleep LOL
You guys are joking right?
+Peyton Hahn to explain why this painting is so famous. What's the problem?
And in that moment she whispered
"Jet fuel doesn't melt steel beams"
-Mona Lisa
Leonardo then replied in mystery saying "what?"
She murmured "nothing" giggling to herself thus creating a smile upon her face which we know today as the Mona Lisa Smile
....The more you know
And thus, the world's first conspiracy theory was born.
as a artist I jus...
+Shaylei Hex that is so funny. :D
Erza Lin and
Dammmit, 😂😂😂😂😂
Kira Yoshikage approved this
He's about to have a
*BREAKDOWN, BREAKDOWN.*
What a beautiful hand, Mona Lisa (Lisa)
The true question is “Who painted the Mona Lisa”
noobas painted it
Da Vinky
the Monsa Lisa
Da Vinki
Mona Lisa
Was anyone here expecting a product?
Yeah
yeah
Danial BazillionsDolar yeah
this is back before Vat19 completely focused on reviewing and advertising curiously awesome stuff
Wow, this is very well done and informative, but why is it on a channel made for advertising?
Monalisa s smile so beautiful but it is so mysterious painting and ever angal looking she's smile so differently 😉😃
Mona Lisa smile so history smile. Amazing.
12yrs later
TH-cam: this is perfect to put in people’s recommendations
Yeah
I was just listening to The Ballad of Mona Lisa, then I wondered wtf is she famous?
bruh i bet they was hype asf when they saw the mona lisa painting
The fact that she’s not wearing any jewelry or necklaces is also revolutionary at the time.
LOVE IT.
Because it was the first masterpiece to use 3D painting. It was more realistic during its contemporary
Who's watching in 2016?
+itsmelker meeee
Don't really know why I'm here tbh 😂
Not me
meee
me xD
VERY NICE.....THANK YOU....
Woah oh oh oh oh...Mona Lisa
You’re guaranteed to run this town!
If you ever see this painting in person there's three things to keep in mind. The Louve itself is in a shopping mall. It's crazy hot in the museum. The painting itself is very small compared to others.
when I was a toddler I remember hearing about how sceptical people were about her smile and I asked my mam ''why don't we just ask Leonardo da Vinci?''
what is the name of these painting
beautiful mona lisha
I like The Girl with a Pearl Earring.. she's so pretty and she looks at you like she's your lover.. unlike Mona she looks at you like she's gonna do something bad..
i was watching how to bake cookies.
Heyyy did u learned ?
@@ravinathdev no
@@hrggaming3624 ohh noo
😂😂 I was watching how to link a swipe up on Instagram and don’t know how I ended up here . But I learned something new
Wow, good content for 2007
Who's watching his in 2020 and think9ng VAT19 CHANGED SO MUCH
I love this painting
She was really a green-skinned, space alien who had no eyebrows.
Space alien? An obscure JoJo reference?
mona lisa is vladimir putin in drag
Thanks bro, you ruined it. I used to always get hard looking at the Mona Lisa....
fuck
@@glassofmilk7141 Okay Kira
What's more intriguing is the fact that the landscape is a total shambles as mentioned!
The character we see in the famous portrait at the Louvre is not that of Lisa del Giocondo or Mona Lisa, but that of Isabella of Aragon and Sforza, the daughter of the King of Naples Alfonso II of Aragon. Isabella married her cousin Gian Galeazzo Sforza, the heir to the Duchy of Milan, to strengthen ties between the Kingdom of Naples and the Duchy of Milan. Leonardo da Vinci was at that time in the service of Ludovico Sforza, Gian Galeazzo's uncle who was regent at the court of Milan. Isabella's young husband died prematurely at the age of 25 without having been able to exercise power, said to have been assassinated on his uncle's orders.
The German historian Maike Vogt-Luerssen tells us that after her widowhood, Isabella and Leonardo formed a secret couple and had 5 children. So it is the portrait of his beloved that Leonardo da Vinci made, which explains why he took it to Amboise in France and kept it until the end of his life, as we keep a family photo nowadays. So there was an emotional bond with Isabella that did not exist with Lisa del Giocondo whose portrait was just a commission. The research I have done myself on the landscape indicates that it is based on an authentic place, which would confirm Maike Vogt-Luerssen's theory, as it probably pays tribute to Isabella of Aragon's family origins.
It seems obvious to me that the identity of the character in this portrait has been confused between an order actually received, that of the silk merchant's wife, and the portrait of Leonardo's companion which is the one we see today at the Louvre. All of this is probably well known today to the so-called specialists of Leonardo da Vinci, who do not want to recognize the inconsistencies of the official version, because they have spent their whole life defending a version they know today is outdated. As Mark Twain said, "It's easier to fool people than to convince them they've been fooled".
The Mona Lisa...It was (and still is) objectively true and provable that the Mona Lisa did not have an obvious smile before the recent revision. There are still published articles on the Internet accurately describing the Mona Lisa's enigmatic 'uncatchable smile' and everyone clearly remembers that she did not have this obvious grin on her face. In an article published just last year, for example, the writer noted that the smile could not be seen when looking at the mouth of the Mona Lisa, which was described as having a 'downturn'...only by gazing away from the mouth could the viewer perceive the smile. That's how subtle it was. The revised Mona Lisa possesses no subtlety whatsoever and everyone knows this is a blatant contradiction. Here's a snippet of an article I easily found in less than five minutes to support what I'm saying: From ScienceNetLinks the article was titled "The Mona Lisa" _ ..."The secret behind the Mona Lisa is that the "happy" part of her smile is actually buried in a low spatial frequency pattern. So if you're not looking directly at her mouth, her smile looks cheerful. But when you look directly at her smile, parts of it disappear into the background. As a result, you're never quite sure if she's smiling or not." _ See what I mean? And this kind of article still exists all over the Internet. HOW could anyone look at the revised Mona Lisa and claim that 'you're never quite sure if she's smiling or not'? The practical importance of the Mandela effect is that the Internet is now under the total control of revisionists and is no longer a free and reliable source of information. The ability to ban the authentic Mona Lisa proves that.
Mystery of the Mona Lisa’s smile solved: Second painting shows how da Vinci created an optical illusion to trick viewers
•Discovery of second 'uncatchable smile' suggests illusion was intentional
•Study looked at La Bella Principessa, painted by da Vinci in 15th century
•It found da Vinci expertly blended colours to exploit our peripheral vision
•His illusion relies upon the viewer looking indirectly at the portrait's mouth
By Ellie Zolfagharifard For Dailymail.com Published: 17:52 EST, 19 August 2015 |
The Mona Lisa's mysterious expression may have captivated the world, but hers isn't the only enigmatic smile Leonardo da Vinci created.
Researchers examining an earlier painting by the Renaissance master claim to have unravelled the painter's secret to creating an 'uncatchable smile'.
The study reveals how La Bella Principessa, painted by da Vinci before he completed the Mona Lisa in the late 15th Century, uses a clever trick to lure in the viewer.
The study reveals how La Bella Principessa, painted by da Vinci before the Mona Lisa in the late 15th Century, uses a clever trick to lure in the viewer. By expertly blending colours to exploit our peripheral vision, the shape of the subject's mouth appears to change according to view point, researchers found
When viewed directly, the slant of the mouth is distinctly downwards, according to the research by scientists at Sheffield Hallam University and Sunderland University.
As the viewer's eye wanders elsewhere to examine other features, however, the mouth appears to take an upward turn, creating a smile that can only be seen indirectly, much like the Mona Lisa's.
'As the smile disappears as soon as the viewer tries to 'catch it', we have named this visual illusion the 'uncatchable smile,' researchers Alessandro Soranzo and Michelle Newberry of Sheffield Hallam University wrote in a paper published in the journal Vision Research.
When viewed directly, the slant of the mouth in the Mona Lisa is distinctly downwards. But as the eye moves elsewhere to examine other features, the mouth appears to take an upward turn, creating a smile that can only be seen indirectly
This suggests da Vinci’s technique specifically relies upon the viewer seeing the mouth with unfocused eyes in order for the smile to appear.
How does one revise a centuries-old oil painting?
Vgamer311 I'd say there's only two ways it could be done: 1. Through 'supernatural power' (like an act of God, a reprogramming of 'The Matrix' or the manipulation of Time / Dimensionality through super-science). 2. The more mundane method would be the "1984" type revisionism of the historical record done by controlling the institutions of society and expunging the artifacts and records of the past by using a large 'Ministry of Information' which includes possibly millions of members to do the job. **********************Of these two possibilities, the second one makes more sense based on the current evidence. The 'Ministry Of Information' is a vast conspiracy of people controlled by something called The All Seeing Eye. Each of these people is mind-controlled in a very Orwellian fashion and they are all 'expert liars'. They perpetrate vast hoaxes through history and control all governments and media. Because this is so hard for the avergage human to comprehend most people choose to ignore things like 'The Mandela Effect' or the fake news hoaxes. Here's what Adolf hitler said about the conspiracy which he was a part of: “In the big lie there is always a certain force of credibility; because the broad masses of a nation are always more easily corrupted in the deeper strata of their emotional nature than consciously or voluntarily; and thus in the primitive simplicity of their minds they more readily fall victims to the big lie than the small lie, since they themselves often tell small lies in little matters but would be ashamed to resort to large-scale falsehoods. It would never come into their heads to fabricate colossal untruths, and they would not believe that others could have the impudence to distort the truth so infamously. Even though the facts which prove this to be so may be brought clearly to their minds, they will still doubt and waver and will continue to think that there may be some other explanation. For the grossly impudent lie always leaves traces behind it, even after it has been nailed down, a fact which is known to all expert liars in this world and to all who conspire together in the art of lying. These people know only too well how to use falsehood for the basest purposes.” -ADOLF HITLER, 1925
So just to clarify, you're pretty much saying you believe Big Brother is real and they orchestrated all sorts of historical events and fabricated much of history, and for some reason part of their grand scheme includes making the Mona Lisa's smile more obvious? I know I sound like I,m being sarcastic but I just want to make sure that really is what you think.
Vgamer311 I made a video to explain it because I know it's hard for people to fathom. "Fahrenheit 666 The illuminati Documentary"
+PROVEN FACT VIDEOS Woah, holy shit. Sorry, dude, but I'm not about to watch an hour long video about conspiracy theories.
The painting is popular cuz....SHE HAS NO EYEBROWS....ehem, thats what i have been told in art school
She had eyebrows when this painting was first completed. Some layers of painting are missing now due to restoration attempts and time. I think it's famous because of the simplicity, mysteriousness, and contrast...Also because of how revered it was by the people who saw it in its full beauty.
You don't get it
Mhm..sure
Shappyra there is a hundred things to take from this painting... and you just think about her eyebrows... LOL .... : ) maybe it was the thing back them... : )
Uploaded 17th March 2007 ( 17/3/2007 ) i just can't believe people are still watching after 13 WHOLE YEARS.
This is a masterpiece 😍
Plot twist, the real reason why people really liked it back then was because it was the first ever dank meme, the reason why people still like it to this day is because some of the remnants of it's dankness lingers on, drawing people in
No it had something to do about the separation of classes & how um copy machines & the likes of technology wasn't around. You know? Like da Vinci, wever his name was :/. Artists were homies w/ the government & sh. Therefore ,artwork = rich ppl. And everyone likes $... & Trendiness. Sh like that. True story.
That painting creeps me out dk why
Thats much more great paint texture and all of the colors
Played assassins Creed brotherhood and talked to leonardo..... Such a humble and talented person
WHY IS SHE SMIRKING ITS NEVER BEEN LIKE THAT
Sabra Flanagan I remember her never having a smile and thats why it was so famous
Hmm, it seems that in alternate timeline he got to finish this painting lol
Actually she had Leonardo divinchi wrapped around her fingers basically she was smirking because she was scamming him😅
Look it is mandela effect
DA VINKY?
It’s like when Liza Koshy says “a dolla”
Congratulations for 8 Million subs
I was born in the 1996 and this is from 2007 so it’s a 13 years old video which was uploaded when i was 9 years old , time goes fast .
2:39 lol you shouldnt show that😂😂😂
jaina capulong Omg hahahahaha
damn, this was upload on 2007. it looks like BRIGHT SIDE's content
Monalisa is so beautiful🖼🎨
And the legend is a newborn. Ready to be the legend I knew as a child. Vat19.
Nobody:
Not a single soul:
Mona Lisa:
Hold my eyebrows
It is a beautiful painting with a masterful technique, a legacy of Leonardo, gift to humanity in the Arts. Bullcrap to all paranoid, dellusional conspiracy theorist. There's no need to have otherworldy shitty theories!
Amazing detail tbh for way back then
Am 24 and today is the day am knowing about this paint i always seen in many movies and music videos
Was 2:40 in this necessary?!
lol
my Dick says YES!
Yes
it's just a woman breastfeeding....
still... *****
do you think mona lisa is over hyped ?
Excellent comments on the great Mona Lisa
Let me save you the time
Old=gold
The vinky!??
Uhm... where are her eyebrows...?
+TKN Paintings did you not watch the video?
You could land a helicopter on her big potato forehead.
+PalmConsumer where the naked ladies dance
+troll killerz lol 😂😂
Get up with the times every one is shaving their eyebrows now she just predicted 😂😂
Monalisa portrait are invaluable....🤗🤗✌
Wow perfect