ALi_Persia

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aryana1971

midunin chera Monalisa abroo nadashteh?

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darigh ast Iran ke ingoone Viran shavad

ALi_Persia

Chon Oon Moghe Ha Bedoone Abroo Mod Boode

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Seppie

kheyli jaleb bood

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چقدر حقيرند مردماني که نه جرأت دوست داشتن دارند ، نه اراده‌ي دوست نداشتن ، نه لياقت دوست داشته شدن و نه متانت دوست داشته نشدن، با اين حال مدام شعر عاشقانه مي‌خوانند

aryana1971

2ta ravayate dar morede bi-abroo budane Mona lisa

1-Art historians assure us that Mona Lisa was painted as she would have appeared in those days—with no eyebrows. Renaissance fashion in Florence called for ladies to shave them off, as they were considered unsightly. Some sources claim that, for modern viewers, the missing eyebrows add to the slightly semi-abstract quality of the face.

2- On the other hand, it is claimed Mona Lisa’s missing eyebrows may not have been deliberate on Leonardo’s part. In October 2007, Pascal Cotte, a French engineer and inventor, claims he discovered with a high-definition camera that Leonardo da Vinci originally did paint eyebrows and eyelashes. Blown 24 times by an ultra-high resolution, Mona Lisa’s face revealed a single brushstroke of a single hair above the left brow. Cotte says this suggests ‘Leonardo painted the requisite eyebrows, as he had on his other portraits of women, but they were eroded by time or have been inadvertently erased by a poor attempt to clean the painting’. Incidentally, there is historical support for Cotte’s finding in Vasari’s writing, in which he praises Leonardo’s beautiful sitter for her elegant eyelashes and realistically painted eyebrows. Ironically, because Vasari’s claim conflicts with the apparent lack of a detail in Leonardo’s painting, the writer has been accused of ‘fabricating his description of the Mona Lisa, which apparently he had not seen in person, or of confusing it with another painting’.

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