It is likely that in his famous painting "John the Baptist" Leonardo da Vinci depicted an extraterrestrial being (see video below).
Many of the great painter's works contain numerous hidden artifacts, and there are many more of them than can be seen with the naked eye. Da Vinci's final masterpiece is no exception.
In itself, this is a very unusual picture. The image of John the Baptist on it is completely different from the canonical. Instead of a stern old man with a long beard, a handsome young man with a clearly unequivocal smile is looking at the picture.
In addition, instead of the colorful landscape in the background, typical of Renaissance works, the master enveloped the figure of John the Baptist in a dark haze. Closely examining this haze, made in the sfumato technique, which was developed by the great Maestro himself, one can see a mysterious anomaly.
If you put a mirror to the right edge and attach the second part of the image, it seems that da Vinci hid a mysterious figure in the picture. Using modern toning methods and gradually improving the quality of the image, it can be understood that the famous artist purposefully added an image of an extraterrestrial life form to the picture.
The thin cross in the hand of John the Baptist, which is a necessary attribute of the Catholic Church, can be considered as an object with possible wings. It is possible that the cross drawn in front of the creature emphasizes its high level.
Many conspiracy theorists believe that representatives of a wide variety of alien civilizations have visited the earth in the distant past, and information about the numerous visits of aliens has been preserved for posterity in ancient paintings.
It is interesting to note that most of the anomalous objects were depicted in paintings of precisely religious content, often depicting religious figures or some significant religious event.
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Perhaps this is too incredible a hypothesis. But knowing how incredible the personality of Leonardo da Vinci himself is, it can be assumed that he tried to inform the world about the presence of aliens, who often appeared in the 16th century.
It is also reasonable to assume that Leonardo is very adept at hiding the evidence of their presence, knowing what kind of anger the Roman Catholic Church, which was at the time of immense power, could bring down on him.
Currently, the painting "John the Baptist", which is considered the last work of the great artist, is in the Louvre.
Voronina Svetlana