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The Mona Lisa, painted by Leonardo da vinci, was created in the years 1503-1505 CE
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In the year of 2010 how old is the 'Mona Lisa'?
Mona Lisa painting was finished in 1506, which makes the painting 504 years old in 2010.
When did the painting of Mona Lisa get done?
Started in 1503 Finished in 1507
Who painte the Mona Lisa?
The famous painting known as the Mona Lisa is also known as La Gioconda. Leonardo da vinci painted The Mona Lisa beginning in 1503, and finished it shortly before he died in 1519.
When did the Mona Lisa painting start?
mona lisa started painting when she was 16 years old
Why was the 'Mona Lisa' picked to be the Mona Lisa?
The painting is a portrait of Lisa Gherardini. Mona means Madam.Madam Lisa.
When was the portrait of the Mona Lisa painted?
leonardo de vince started painting the mona lisa 1503 or 1504 and finished it a little while before his death in 1519
Who was Lisa glocondo and why was she importand to Leonardo?
The painting 'Mona Lisa' is also known as La Gioconda. Leonardo kept the painting with him until he died, perhaps feeling it was not finished.
Who is the author for the famous painting Mona Lisa?
Leonardo da Vinci is the author of the famous painting Mona Lisa
Was the Mona Lisa religious or secular?
The Mona Lisa is considered a secular painting. While some art historians have interpreted religious symbolism in the painting, it is predominantly viewed as a portrait of a real person, Lisa Gherardini, the wife of a wealthy Florentine merchant.
Is the Mona Lisa haunted?
The Mona Lisa is a painting. Paintings are not haunted, unless you mean a building named the 'Mona Lisa' ?
What painting is lenardo famous for?
The Mona Lisa or the Smiling Woman The Mona Lisa or the Smiling Woman The Mona Lisa or the Smiling Woman
Why is Mona Lisa painting famous in Egypt?
'cos it was done by a famous artist and it is a good painting with a lot of work adn effort innit the mona Lisa is an ugly woman, but the brilliance of the painting is in the detail of the scenery surrounding the focal point of mona Lisa herself.
