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In Mona Lisa’s Little Secret, acclaimed author David Sereda takes readers on an extraordinary journey into the heart of one of the world’s most famous paintings. Sereda delves deep into the mysteries surrounding Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece, The Mona Lisa, revealing hidden secrets that have remained concealed for centuries.
The National Research Council of Canada (NRC) recently conducted the most extensive visual examination of the Mona Lisa ever undertaken, providing unprecedented insights into the painting’s composition, style, and conservation. Using cutting-edge, modern technology, the NRC research team utilized advanced scanning techniques to gather a wealth of data. The study uncovered never-before-seen details, including the intricate layers of the painting, the shape of the wood panel, and the artist’s meticulous technique, offering a new perspective on this iconic work.
Hidden beneath the layers of paint, a charcoal sketch of Jesus Christ can be found. This revelation raises an intriguing question: why did Leonardo da Vinci conceal such a profound image within a portrait of a mysterious woman? Nearly two decades later, this discovery will now spark explosive interest in the famous painting.
What was the reason Leonardo da Vinci concealed his secret?
Why was it not discovered sooner?
Where exactly was the secret concealed?
When did Mona Lisa truly exist?
And what does this now mean?
DAVID SEREDA has reached as many as 50 million people per year through media, Appearances, Was a regular guest on the Art Bell Show reaching millions of listeners per night, from 2001 – Then a regular on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory, Since 2003, Shirley MacLaine, Kerry Cassidy, Alan Handleman, Jimmy Church, Richard Hoagland, Sacha Stone, and Hundreds of other shows, Fox News, CNN Anderson Cooper, TLC, Discovery Channel, NBC News, History Channel, Ancient Aliens, GAIA TV, – He has appeared at Dozens of Conferences world wide.
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