5 Famous Paintings Loneiro do Da Vinci had the talent to do many things. He was inventor, painter, mathematician and sculptor, but the painting he drew in 1490 can be considered one of his most famous works. Last supper panel. Da Vinci had hidden something in this painting that revealed another talent of his musical talent. This secret was discovered by the young Italian musician Gianni Maria Polo in 2003. First, this young man drew five lines for writing music notes on this painting and marked the hands of the apostles and bread on the table and converted it into musical notes. Then he revealed the 500-year-old secret of this painting with this melody. But this melody was completely meaningless until he remembered that Da Vinci wrote the notes from right to left and after reversing the notes, this 48-second melody was created. Our role is full of mysterious events and stories. The answer to each of them is unclear to us. In this channel, we try to show you the facts in the history of the world, time spectators. There are thousands of theories about this famous painting in the world at the moment. And Dem Brown has explained this painting with all its lines in Da Vinci's code book, who Mona Lisa was. It is tale remains a mystery. Da Vinci finished painting it in 1503 and he has placed some numbers and secrets in it. According to research conducted by Italian researchers, when we look at the eyes of Mona Lisa with a magnifying glass, we will see numbers. In the right eye of Mona Lisa, the letters LV are engraved, which can be considered as the initials of the artist's name. The number 72 is written on the bridge behind Mona Lisa and the number 169 is written on the back of the painting. Can all these numbers have meaning? Researchers believe that these numbers can lead them to the real Da Vinci code, but so far no one has discovered it. This panel was painted by Michelangelo in 1512 during the reign of Pope Julius II in the Sustenian Church of the Vatican and it showed the picture of Zaccaraglia. Pope Julius II was hated by the people for his corruption and bad deeds to take revenge on the Pope. Michelangelo painted the allegory of Zaccaraglia very similar to Pope Julius II and this mural was located in the best part of the church and even though the Pope felt proud every day by seeing this painting, there was an insult hidden in this painting. One of the two children in this painting makes an offensive gesture towards the Pope. According to many people in the world, Freemasons control our world. Masonic signs and symbols are embedded in many places, one example of which is the father. This painting shows the 6-year-old genius of music, Wolfgang Yamadius Mozart. This work belongs to Pietro Antonio Lorenzi, who created it in 1763, but according to the claims of this work, it shows that Mozart was a member of the secret cult of Freemasonry since his childhood. Of course, it is an undeniable fact that Mozart had joined the Freemasonry since he was young, was he a project for the Mason's from the beginning. According to the claims, a person who hides his hands inside his vest represents the belief and loyalty to the cult. Of course, some people believe that because of difficulty of painting fingers in those years, they painted Mozart's hands like that. The Hungarian painter, Divada Cohn Frequask, finished this painting called the Old Fisherman in 1902, and the secret of this painting was discovered after his death in 1919. If we place a vertical mirror in the middle of this painting, on the right side we will see an old man who raises his hands up to his chin in worship, and behind him we can see the sky and the calm sea. But on the left side of the painting, we see the old man transformed into a devilish face, and behind his head a dark sky and sea with angry waves can be seen. And this can be mean that God is on the right side of every human and Satan is on the left side. Thank you for watching the video till the end. You can subscribe to the channel and press the bell button to get the latest videos time spectators. Copyright time spectators narrator.