Mona Lisa

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This article is about Mona Lisa. Mona Lisa is a portrait of a real flesh and blood woman named Lisa Gheradini, a wife of wealthy Florentine businessman Francesco del Giocondo. Between 1503 and 1507, Mona Lisa oiled Leonardo da Vinci's tree, one of three masters representing the Italian Renaissance. Paintings attract 5 million visitors to the Louvre museum every year. It is 20 inches in height and 14 inches in width. As if it was the beauty of the masterpiece of Da Vinci, the tourists gathered together and stared at the smile. Only when it continues talking directly with the audience, we found that the status of art works is safe, and Mona Lisa succeeded in doing so. Through the 20th century, portraits continue to attract art historians, writers, poets, artists and spectators. Mona Lisa survived for a while

Most of today's critics have agreed that Leonardo has drawn two Mona Lisa. It is a young man (Illworth or early Mona Lisa) and the Louvre museum. I think that it is Naked Mona Lisa, at least a third, that I showed at first. They are all based on Salai, but we do not exclude the mixture of Salai's face and Da Vinci. The first picture mentioned by De Beatis is probably what we call Mona Lisa today. Leonardo said that this is entrusted by Giuliano de Medici, but other history does not support this claim. Also, if it was asked by one of the Medici families, why did Leonardo show up with the other two pictures?

Nobody really knows who Mona Lisa is, the person who asked for portrait, how long Leonardo da Vinci worked, and how French royal collection would be. However, the paintings of Mona Lisa are easily the most famous and the most studied and well-known picture in the world. Look at 25 funny and strange facts about the picture of Mona Lisa below. 14. The eyebrows and eyelashes of Mona Lisa have disappeared, but I have insisted on the reason for many years. Some people think that they were mistakenly deleted during repair. Others thought that they were missing as he never completed the painting due to perfect sticking to Leonardo da Vinci's work. As women's complete eyebrows and eyelashes are also popular at the time of painting, Mona Lisa may not have a beginning.