(藝術與神祕事件) The Emblematic Smile Of The Mona Lisa / The Jesus Theory

The compelling and emblematic smile behind the most famous painting in the world, who was made immortal by Leonardo di Ser Piero da Vinci, is part of the collection in the Salles De Etats, in the Louvre. It goes without saying that there is no second painting that puts the Mona Lisa in the shade. However, we should stop for a moment to consider whether there is a tale behind the Mona Lisa. Is the smile due to a secret unknown to the world, and hidden by the Catholic Church?

Many have related the Mona Lisa to the so called "Jesus Theory." This revealing of this conspiracy could  lead to the downfall of the Church itself. The content of this secret is that Jesus had a female partner during his mortal life on Earth. This secret could be seen in a number of paintings, especially the Last Supper. A woman holding a baby sits on the right hand of the Son of the Lord, while one of Jesus' disciples - Peter - is leaning menacingly towards the woman. Leaving aside the Last Supper, the Sistine Chapel could be a perfect proof for this conspiracy. Notice a woman next to Jesus Christ, in the scene of Judgement Day. Why had not the Pope blame Michelangelo for that, since the period of the Inquisition was closing up?


( Notice the woman next to Jesus Christ.)
Leonardo da Vinci's mischievous side can be seen inside the Last Supper. Therefore, there should be no doubt that the Mona Lisa's smile makes reference to the Jesus Theory.

( 雕工藝術) The Art Museum

The Art Museum tells of enigmatic and compelling tales of mystery and power behind the most well-known artworks, from the prehistoric times to the present. It is its A3 art prints and columns that distinguish it from the sea of books. Its publishing by Phaiton has made a remarkable impact not only on the world of art, but also on the mind of art audiences.

Most consider it as an artwork itself, since its prints - most of which are second to none - are realistic and appealing. Ranging from the styles of modern impressionists to the sfumato techniques by Leonardo Da Vinci, there appears to be no one who cannot gaze at this book in awe. It should also be noted that this book was not appreciated during its first publishing. It was through Phaiton's astonishing determination to improve its entire content and photographs that this publishing company made it immortal.

But, it is a cliche' that good things have its price. The typical price for this book is NT$ 8000 ~ 10000. Calculating that to U.S dollars, it would be US$ ( D ): 226 ~ 333.

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( The book itself )



( Its print of Leonardo's Lady With an Ermine, Exhibition Room 180 )


( Its print of Leonardo's Ginevra de Benci, Exhibition Room 180 )

( Its print of Leonardo's Mona Lisa, Exhibition Room 180 )