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UFOs have been discovered in these Historical Paintings

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  • In an interesting painting hung above the altar of the Visoki Decani Monastery in Kovoso, two UFOs are seen on both top corners. In the right corner UFO, the pilot seems to be looking back at the craft behind him. And neither of these pilots have a halo around them, which discards the possibility of them being divine beings or depicting diving objects.
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    The Crucifixion of Christ, 1350

    In an interesting painting hung above the altar of the Visoki Decani Monastery in Kovoso, two UFOs are seen on both top corners. In the right corner UFO, the pilot seems to be looking back at the craft behind him. And neither of these pilots have a halo around them, which discards the possibility of them being divine beings or depicting diving objects.
  • Painted by Masolino da Panicale, the Miracle of the Snow portrays the legend of snowfall that happened on a hot summer day in Rome in the fourth century. Jesus and Mary seem to be overlooking the incident from the top of a cloud, but behind them are a lot of disc shaped objects. These objects could be thought of as clouds but for a painter who pays extensive attention to details, such simplistic depiction of clouds doesn’t quite seem right.
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    The Miracle of the Snow, 1428-1432

    Painted by Masolino da Panicale, the Miracle of the Snow portrays the legend of snowfall that happened on a hot summer day in Rome in the fourth century. Jesus and Mary seem to be overlooking the incident from the top of a cloud, but behind them are a lot of disc shaped objects. These objects could be thought of as clouds but for a painter who pays extensive attention to details, such simplistic depiction of clouds doesn’t quite seem right.
  • The Madonna with Saint Giovannino is a fascinating painting as it shows an airborne craft on its top right corner behind Madonna’s shoulder. Some have speculated that her position is such that it seems like she’s trying to protect her children from that alien object. Also, a man is seen looking at that UFO and his dog barking at it.
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    The Madonna with Saint Giovannino, Late 1400s

    The Madonna with Saint Giovannino is a fascinating painting as it shows an airborne craft on its top right corner behind Madonna’s shoulder. Some have speculated that her position is such that it seems like she’s trying to protect her children from that alien object. Also, a man is seen looking at that UFO and his dog barking at it.
  • Kept in the Bayerisches National Museum in Germany, the Triumph of Summer Tapestry was created in 1538 in Belgium. Here, many saucer-shaped flying objects are seen in the top section. No strong theory has been formulated till date to prove any other connection with those objects than of them possibly being UFOs.
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    Triumph of Summer Tapestry, 1538

    Kept in the Bayerisches National Museum in Germany, the Triumph of Summer Tapestry was created in 1538 in Belgium. Here, many saucer-shaped flying objects are seen in the top section. No strong theory has been formulated till date to prove any other connection with those objects than of them possibly being UFOs.
  • Nobody really knows who created this painting or when, but the caption below it reads “Israel, hoffe auf den Herrn” which when translated from German means ‘Israel, put your hope in the lord’. The painting depicts a huge UFO hovering above a burning church.
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    Israel, Put Your Hope in the Lord, 1600s

    Nobody really knows who created this painting or when, but the caption below it reads “Israel, hoffe auf den Herrn” which when translated from German means ‘Israel, put your hope in the lord’. The painting depicts a huge UFO hovering above a burning church.
  • Currently hung in the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, The Baptism of Christ was painted by the Dutch artist Aert de Gelde in 1710. Due to his strong affiliation to Rembrandt, this painting of his is considered to be projecting secret knowledge to the public. The painting show 4 columns of light being emitted from a disc like object onto the baptism happening below.
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    The Baptism of Christ, 1710

    Currently hung in the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, The Baptism of Christ was painted by the Dutch artist Aert de Gelde in 1710. Due to his strong affiliation to Rembrandt, this painting of his is considered to be projecting secret knowledge to the public. The painting show 4 columns of light being emitted from a disc like object onto the baptism happening below.
In an interesting painting hung above the altar of the Visoki Decani Monastery in Kovoso, two UFOs are seen on both top corners. In the right corner UFO, the pilot seems to be looking back at the craft behind him. And neither of these pilots have a halo around them, which discards the possibility of them being divine beings or depicting diving objects.
Painted by Masolino da Panicale, the Miracle of the Snow portrays the legend of snowfall that happened on a hot summer day in Rome in the fourth century. Jesus and Mary seem to be overlooking the incident from the top of a cloud, but behind them are a lot of disc shaped objects. These objects could be thought of as clouds but for a painter who pays extensive attention to details, such simplistic depiction of clouds doesn’t quite seem right.
The Madonna with Saint Giovannino is a fascinating painting as it shows an airborne craft on its top right corner behind Madonna’s shoulder. Some have speculated that her position is such that it seems like she’s trying to protect her children from that alien object. Also, a man is seen looking at that UFO and his dog barking at it.
Kept in the Bayerisches National Museum in Germany, the Triumph of Summer Tapestry was created in 1538 in Belgium. Here, many saucer-shaped flying objects are seen in the top section. No strong theory has been formulated till date to prove any other connection with those objects than of them possibly being UFOs.
Nobody really knows who created this painting or when, but the caption below it reads “Israel, hoffe auf den Herrn” which when translated from German means ‘Israel, put your hope in the lord’. The painting depicts a huge UFO hovering above a burning church.
Currently hung in the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, The Baptism of Christ was painted by the Dutch artist Aert de Gelde in 1710. Due to his strong affiliation to Rembrandt, this painting of his is considered to be projecting secret knowledge to the public. The painting show 4 columns of light being emitted from a disc like object onto the baptism happening below.

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UFOs (Unidentified Flying Objects) have always held our curiosity. No one really knows where they come from or what beings are inside them. We can’t even predict their origins. Such mysterious thoughts have riddles us since the ancient times. And their paintings are a proof of that. Yes, UFOs have been discovered in many historical paintings. Here are some of them.