The aesthetic value of Mona Lisa is that it fully embodies the humanistic thought of the Renaissance. According to modern aesthetic standards, the Mona Lisa can only be considered dignified at best, and she really doesn't want to be regarded as "beautiful". Because one thing cannot be ignored: Mona Lisa has no eyebrows.
In ancient Japan, there was a bad custom that women should shave their eyebrows and dye their teeth, but in Europe, women without eyebrows may be very different. Some people even think that Mona Lisa is Da? Self-portrait of old Mr. Finch. Therefore, in any case, it is far-fetched to say that Mona Lisa is a beauty.
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Mona Lisa's posture has been sublimated into a sacred symbol. It is not only a question of artistic law, but also an impact on the surging trend of humanism in the Renaissance, and it is the embodiment of a lofty and meticulous ideal in the hearts of spiritual returnees and awakened people. The Mona Lisa has another symbolic meaning that is difficult to explain, such as the Buddha's sitting posture, standing posture, preaching posture, the dynamic posture of the bodhisattva, and several symbolic gestures of Christ, such as spreading out his hands, holding a cross and pointing to the sky, which have some non-secular meanings, not affectation.
Have to, it is the most unnatural, natural, uncomplicated, simple, relaxed and heavy style. You can neither praise it nor criticize it. Here's the thing. People can only indulge in it, but can't praise it methodically.
All the deception and mystery are concentrated on Mona Lisa, which makes people feel a kind of fear. Mona Lisa is a vibrant image. In front of this work, she can't be said to be a portrait of a woman. She passed through all the ubiquitous and blind empty eyes. It is impossible to escape, and it is futile to meet.
The strange forehead has lost the taste of an ordinary person, and the magical expression on the face makes people unable to believe that this is a realistic face, and its existence cannot make people doubt thoroughly.
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