5 World’s most extreme paintings (Famous paintings)

World’s most extreme and famous paintings, lets have a look!

1. Most Beautiful painting

It should come as no surprise that the most beautiful painting in the world is that mysterious woman with the mystifying smile. But that’s one of the few certainties about this famous and greatest works of art.

It is a very realistic painting and the subject’s softly sculptured face shows Leonardo’s mastery in sfumato. It is an artistic technique that shows the skillful gradiation of light and shadow and his understanding of the skull beneath the skin.

2. Oldest painting in the World

In a cave in Sulawesi, Indonesia, archaeologists discovered the world’s oldest known cave painting, which is now included in the World’s most extreme paintings. Furthermore, this discovery suggests that artistic expression by early humans may have been more widespread than previously thought. Furthermore, it enhances our understanding of the development of early human societies.

Homo sapiens may have made the artwork, which could be the first painting in the world, while Denisovans are considered as possible makers, but the team cannot confirm this for certain.

3. World’s Largest Painting

The Journey of Humanity (2020) by Sacha Jafri :

Furthermore, it is a mesmerizing display of color and movement that captivates viewers. Moreover, the sheer magnitude of the painting is truly awe-inspiring. Additionally, the intricate details and layers of paint make it a truly unique and remarkable piece of art.

4. World’s Smallest Painting

Mini Lisa :

World’s Smallest Painting in the record is A Mona Lisa Half The Width Of Human Hair (PICTURES). Scientist used a technique called ThermoChemical NanoLithography (TCNL) to “paint” the incredible image.

This involves using a tiny heated cantilever to initiate nanoscale chemical reactions on a substrate surface pixel by pixel to create the 30-micron wide picture. It may lack details, but still its astounding!

5. World’s most Expensive paintings

Salvator Mundi by Leonardo da Vinci (ca.1500) :

Mohammed bin Salman, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, bought this painting with the price of $450 million at Christie’s New York in 2016 and now privately owned by him.

The painting is part of Christian iconography and depicts Jesus giving a benediction (blessing) with his raised right hand with three of the fingers unfolded symbolising the Trinity.

He often depicts himself with a scepter or staff in his right hand, symbolizing his authority and power.

He wears a crown and is surrounded by angels or other heavenly beings, emphasizing his status as a ruler and divine nature.

Overall, these symbols and representations serve to communicate the significance and power of the figure of God. In addition, they convey a sense of reverence and awe towards the divine. Furthermore, they help to establish a connection between the earthly and the spiritual realms. Consequently, they provide a visual language for believers to understand and relate to their faith.