Da Vinci's combined both himself and female features into this painting as well. Also, one can’t miss the somewhat sexual nature of this picture. One question, I saw when researching this theory, “Is the Mona Lisa really based on da Vinci's gay lover?” Was Da Vinci gay? (Williams, 2016) This reading says he may have, and even individuals would assume that da Vinci is homosexual in the Middle Ages if he painted this way, and question his “manhood”. When comparing Da Vinci art style compared to a Middle Ages artist such as Giotto Di Bondone, one can compare their Last Supper painting. Di Bondone’s Jesus is god like, with blight colors, auras around each person’s head, with manly beards on their faces. Yet, when viewing Da Vinci’s Last Supper, Jesus looks girly, and one could easily mistake him for a lady, and even the theories surrounding Da Vinci’s Last Supper are remarkable and abnormal. Is that a lady next to Jesus or
Da Vinci's combined both himself and female features into this painting as well. Also, one can’t miss the somewhat sexual nature of this picture. One question, I saw when researching this theory, “Is the Mona Lisa really based on da Vinci's gay lover?” Was Da Vinci gay? (Williams, 2016) This reading says he may have, and even individuals would assume that da Vinci is homosexual in the Middle Ages if he painted this way, and question his “manhood”. When comparing Da Vinci art style compared to a Middle Ages artist such as Giotto Di Bondone, one can compare their Last Supper painting. Di Bondone’s Jesus is god like, with blight colors, auras around each person’s head, with manly beards on their faces. Yet, when viewing Da Vinci’s Last Supper, Jesus looks girly, and one could easily mistake him for a lady, and even the theories surrounding Da Vinci’s Last Supper are remarkable and abnormal. Is that a lady next to Jesus or