"Mona Lisa' in 1963 and "Lady with an Ermine" in 1992.
He never told us.
Ginevra de Benci is in the National Gallery of Art, Washington DC.In a private collection in San Francisco, there is a painting Christ Carrying the Cross. The owner maintains it is by Leonardo. Not everybody agrees.
He did not tell us.
he helped us invent the helicopter.
Renaissance ideas included arts and science
Oil on panel
An active sentence tells us who did the action.Leonardo da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa in 1503.This sentence tells us 'who' (Leonardo da Vinci) painted so this is an active sentence. Leonardo da Vinci is the subject of the sentence.The Mona Lisa was painted in 1503.This sentence does not tell use 'who' painted so it is a passive sentence. There is no subject in this sentence.
They were Italians, Europeans, (Caucasian is the present-day US word).
Why are you asking us? Get off your lazy butt and ask a person that teaches history!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQM0bfBQvDA hope this answers your question it's really interesting
No because the faint smile on The Mona Lisa holds a certain amount of intrigue.Answer 2The only person to answer your question would be Leonardo himself. Unfortunately he is no longer with us.
Oh, dude, Leonardo DaVinci's nickname was "The Renaissance Man." Like, this guy was all about painting, inventing, and basically being a genius in everything he did. So yeah, "The Renaissance Man" totally fits him like a glove.