The document explores hidden secrets and interpretations behind famous paintings such as the Mona Lisa, which allegedly contains symbols in its eyes and background, and the Madonna with Saint Giovannino, which depicts a UFO. It also discusses various interpretations of the Arnolfini Portrait and hidden messages in Caravaggio's The Supper at Emmaus, including a shadowy fish representing Christian recognition. Additionally, it mentions Bruegel's proverbs and claims by a Vatican researcher that the Last Supper contains a mathematical code predicting a universal flood in 4006.

1. HIDDEN SECRETS BEHIND
FAMOUS PAINTINGS

2. Mona Lisa
It perhaps carries real Da Vinci code
 In the right eye, letters LV can be seen.
 The other eye too contains some unclear
symbols that appear to be letters CE, or the
letter B.
 The symbols spotted on the arch of the bridge
behind the subject are either the number 72 or
the letter L or just the number 2.
 The appearance of another number- 149, with
a fourth number erased, behind the picture
perhaps suggest the “1490s”, which is thought
to be the approximate time when Mona Lisa
was created by Leonardo da Vinci in Milan

3. Madonna with Saint Giovannino
A proof that man was fascinated with UFOs even
centuries ago
 Above Mary's left shoulder we observe a disk-shaped object
that appears to be shining.
 It is an object which the artist depicted in huge detail, making
sure it would stand out in his work of art.
 To the right of the painting we can see a man who is holding his
right arm above his eyes, signifying that this object was
extremely bright, while in the upper left hand corner we can see
an object that looks like the sun.

5. The Arnolfini Portrait
Jan Van hid a self-portrait in The Arnolfini
Portrait

6. There are many different interpretations of
the painting;
• A memorial for a deadwife
• A gift for the Arnolfini that had the purpose of showing their wealth
• That the painting shows a betrothal and not a marriage
• Grant of legal authority from husband to wife to conduct business in his name
• To show Giovanni's good character,possibly to promote business relations
• The signature on theback wall is a legal document of a marriage
• That none of the symbols have any deepermeaning
• It is only a double portrait and nothing else

7. THE SUPPER AT EMMAUS
A Code of silence recognition for christians

8.  "The Supper at Emmaus" is a painting by the Italian Baroque master
Caravaggio.
 A beardless Jesus can be seen here revealing himself before his disciples
after the Resurrection, in the town of Emmaus. The dark background gives
the painting its unusual attribute.
 Another catchy feature has to be the basket of fruits on the edge of the table
that appears to be teetering.
 Along the side of the basket, a shadow of fish can be seen- It signifies the
Code of Silence recognition for Christians.

9. Et in Arcadia ego
 The image shows a crowd of ancient
Greek shepherds gathered around a tomb,
that has the sentence- “Et In Arcadia Ego”
(“Even in Arcadia I exist”) inscribed on it.
 The painting holds the clue to a hidden
treasure in the Southern France where
Jesus is believed to have lived with one of
his followers Mary Magdalene.
 Don’t know about treasure, but this
hypothesis led to (unsuccessful) plagiarism
suit against Dan Brown, the author of the
Da Vinci Code.

10. THE BLUE CLOAK
112 proverbs, and counting

11. THE PROVERBS
 Bruegel hashidden hisproverbs inbothbuildings andthelandscapeinwaysthatare
sometimes grotesque, but alwayshighly imaginative.
 Themanon thebattlements ofthe Towerholding his coatin thebreeze symbolizesthe
proverb to 'knowwherethewindiscomingfrom' andthefigure next to him'shakesfeathers
outinthewindow' whichmeansthatall his efforts havebeen in vain.
 Thewomanwho 'watchesthestorks' iswasting time,while themanfalling 'fromanoxonto
adonkey'isexperiencing business setbacks.The manwho 'bitesintoapillar' isa hypocrite,
whileanemptyherring refers to thesaying'morethananemptyherring', meaning'more
thanmeetstheeye'.
 Amanunableto stretch from oneloaf ofbread toanother, isno goodwithmoney.
 Theperson who spillshisporridge, will never beable to spoonit all backinto thebowl.The
manwhoopenshismouthwiderthananovendoor, is overestimating his abilities.
 Themaninthebox ontopof acolumn,thepillory, also represents alittle knownproverb - he
is 'playingonthepillory' meaningattractingattention tohimself

12. The Last Supper
A Vatican researcher claimed to have
foreseen the end of world through The Last
Supper

13.  Sabrina Sforza Galitzia claimed to have found
and cracked a mathematical code and an
astrological puzzle in the, The Last Supper.
 According to her claims, she has foreseen the
end of the world which would occur as a result
of a universal flood.
 The researcher claims that the flood would
begin on March 21, 4006 and end on
November 1 of the same year.
 According to Sabrina, this would be the start of
new humanity.