The Italian painter Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa can be regarded as the most well-known artwork in the world of art.
People have been curious about the identity of the woman and the location of the scene behind her for ages. The picture was finished somewhere between 1503 and 1517.
The background enigma appears to have been resolved for the time being. Italian historian Silvano Vanisti asserts that this artwork shows a tiny town’s bridge. Rometo di Latrina, a town in the Italian region of Arezzo, is allegedly seen in the Mona Lisa’s background
Since the artwork was created by Leonardo da Vinci in Florence, there have been several rumors regarding the woman’s identity and history.
In the past, it has been suggested that the bridge in the painting is the Ponte Borino near Rometo di Latrina, while some quarters continue to attribute the painting to a bridge in northern Italy.
Silvano Venesti used historical documents and drone images of the area to compare this data with the area depicted in the painting.
He claimed that this bridge’s numerous arches make them its most noticeable feature.
The bridge in the picture and the actual bridge both have four arches, although some bridges have more.
According to a review of historical archives, Leonardo da Vinci lived nearby between 1501 and 1503, when there was heavy traffic on the bridge
The time it takes to get to various locations is shortened by this bridge.
These historians have already asserted a number of things about the Mona Lisa
He claimed at one point that both a male and a female model was used by Leonardo da Vinci for the painting.
The most renowned painting in the world is currently protected by bulletproof glass at the Louvre Museum in Paris.
