OUR Italian the historian Silvano Vincetti claimed that the bridge in the countryside behind the mysterious Mona Lisa is Romito in the province of Arezzo. If what the Italian historian claims is true, one of the many mysteries surrounding the famous work of art has been solved. painting by Leonardo da Vinci.

“Today, only one arch of the bridge remains, but between 1501 and 1503 the bridge was in operation, as evidenced by a document on the property status of the Medici family found in the state archives of Florence,” the historian said.

It was at this time that Da Vinci was in the Val d’Arno area, first in the service of Cesare Borgia, known as Valentino, and then in the service of Pier Soderini.

He also mentioned that there are also historical documents showing that Leonardo often stayed at that time in Fiesole with an uncle who was a priest named Amadori or Amadori.

“Analysis of drone images and historical documents allowed us to pinpoint the landscape of the painting in the lower left corner of the Mona Lisa.

According to the Guardian