Where did Leonardo da vinci find the Mona Lisa?

Answer 1

He painted it in Italy of course im 100% sure because where else would he paint it Although he might have painted else where because Leo carried his remarkable painting of MonaLisa around with him for many years, painting thin layers upon thin layers to give it an 3D effect. He painted it in Florence.

Answer 2

The Mona Lisa (begun 1503, completed 1506 in Florence, Italy) is believed to be the portrait of a Florentine citizen's young third wife, Lisa Gherardini Giocondo. If that was the case, Leonardo likely either painted it because he was commissioned to paint it, or painted it simply because he chose to. There is no historical proof of the subject's identity, however, and therefore none to confirm exactly why he painted it.

There is a theory, however, that The Mona Lisa was a feminized portrait of himself. This is unproven.

Answer 3

If you mean where Leonardo PAINTED her, it was in Florence, Italy.

Answer 4

In Florence.

Answer 5

cuz he felt like it, now go get a life.

Answer 6

he found her in florence