My dear friends you knew that a resounding fall of Miguel Angel, ended his talent, according to studies carried out by some Italian doctors, they are convinced that this famous painter suffered from "ulnar paralysis", popularly known as "claw hand" , so I leave without finishing several of his paintings and among them the famous Mona Lisa.
The Claw Hand is a disease that does not allow extreme flexion of the middle and distal phalanx with hyperextension of the metacarpophalangeal joints, which prevents a good movement of the affected hand.
Doctors Davide Lazzeri and Carlo Rossi report, in a study published in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, that Da Vinci suffered a deterioration of his nerves due to a stroke, analyzing the brushstrokes of two portraits made by this painter.
The analysis of the drawings made by DaVinci shows the brushstrokes inclined from the upper left to the lower right, which allows to define that the painter was left-handed. Curiously, in a portrait of the painter made by Giovanni Ambrogio Figino, it shows the artist's right arm practically hidden under his clothes and his visible left hand, but in a "rigid and contracted position", which gives the impression that his theory is true.
DaVinci portrait made by Giovanni Ambrogio Figino
True or not this study, Leonardo DaVinci was an extraordinary painter, valid until our days and excellent teacher, who with his difficulty in his hand managed to teach and conclude majestically the great Mona Lisa.
Stuff of History !!!!
Source: https://www.lavanguardia.com
Mis queridos amigos ustedes sabían que una estrepitosa caída de Miguel Angel, puso fin a su talento, según unos estudios realizados por unos médicos italianos, ellos están convencidos que este famoso pintor sufrió de “parálisis ulnar”, conocida popularmente como “mano de garra”, por lo que dejo sin concluir varios de sus cuadros y entre ellos la famosa Mona Lisa.
La Mano de Garra es una enfermedad que no permite la flexión extrema de la falange media y distal con hiperextensión de las articulaciones metacarpofalángicas, lo que impide un buen movimiento de la mano afectada.
Los doctores Davide Lazzeri y Carlo Rossi relatan, en un estudio publicado en la revista Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine , que Da Vinci sufrió un deterioro de sus nervios debido a un derrame cerebral, analizando las pinceladas de dos retratos hechos por este pintor.
El análisis de los dibujos realizados por DaVinci muestra las pinceladas inclinadas desde la parte superior izquierda a la inferior derecha, lo que permite definir que el pintor era zurdo. Curiosamente en un retrato del pintor realizado por Giovanni Ambrogio Figino, muestra el brazo derecho del artista prácticamente oculto bajo la ropa y su mano izquierda visible, pero en una “posición rígida y contraída”, lo que da a pensar que su teoría es cierta.
Retrato DaVinci realizado por Giovanni Ambrogio Figino
Cierto o no este estudio, Leonardo DaVinci fue un extraordinario pintor, vigente hasta nuestro dias y excelente maestro, quien con su dificultad en su mano logro enseñar y concluir de manera majestuosa a la gran Mona Lisa.
Cosas de la Historia!!!!
Fuente: https://www.lavanguardia.com
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