Find animal pictures in the Mona Lisa painting

Piccirillo Ron, 37, said he found images of monkeys, lions, and buffaloes in dark areas above and below the picture.

A graphic designer and painter claimed he had broken the secret key of the secret picture spots hidden in the famous painting Mona Lisa.

Animal images were discovered by Ron

Piccirillo Ron, 37, said he found images of monkeys, lions, buffaloes in dark circles above and below Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa.

In addition, he discovers images like a crocodile or snake's picture on Mona Lisa's left arm in the picture.

The famous painter Leonardo da Vinci began painting the Mona Lisa in 1503 and since then, it has remained an unresolved controversial topic in the world of art about the woman in the real picture. Who is and what he wants to say in the picture.

Method of viewing Ron's special paintings

Ron discovered the image of the first buffalo when he placed the picture horizontally and tilted at a 45-degree angle and then he continued to search for other animals cleverly hidden by Leonardo da Vinci in the picture.

Ron even insisted that he had deciphered the message that the entire picture conveyed envy - one of seven human sins.

According to Ron's explanation, the image of a lion head is placed on top of the painting used to show jealousy and lies.

Meanwhile, the way to draw Mona Lisa's right-bent right arm, according to Ron, seems to be pointing towards Heaven's challenge. As for the dark spots around the eyes and nose, Ron thinks it is a stain left by the olive and laurel branches to show victory.

Lion head

The image of the monkey face and what looked like a snake was discovered by Ron

Buffalo head