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Why did Leonardo di vinci paint Mona Lisa?
Because he was commissioned by Francesco del Giocondo to make a portrait of his wife Lisa del Giocondo (Mona Lisa).
Why did he paint 'Mona Lisa' and when did he paint it?
Leonardo was commissioned by her husband to make this portrait, which he executed in 1503-1506.
How did Leonardo da Vinci make the 'Mona Lisa'?
By applying oil paint to a wood panel.
Who is the lady in the Mona Lisa painting?
A Florentine lady, probably Lisa Gherardini.
When did Edvard Munch make Mona Lisa?
Edvard Much didn't make the Mona Lisa. Leonardo da Vinci painted it.
Why did Leonardo paint 'Mona Lisa'?
It was a commission. He painted it because he got paid to do so.
What film did singer tori Amos make her acting debut in?
Mona Lisa Smile.
Why did Leonardo paint the Mona Lisa if his influences were nature?
he was an inventeor. he degined the helicopetr before it was bulit. he painted to make money for supplies. weird right,but i sware its true
Why does everybody make such a deal over the Mona Lisa?
HEEHEE! ITS A PAINTING!:D
How much money did Leonardo DA Vinni make of Mona Lisa?
40000
Who was the mona Lisa made for?
The Mona Lisa was made by Leonardo DaVinci for himself. He did not make it for a specific patron. He carried this piece with him during the latter part of his life. It is believed that he never thought it was completely finished.
Who was the Mona Lisa and why was the painting commissioned?
The Florentine merchant Francesco del Giocondo commissioned Leonardo to make this portrait of his wife, Lisa Gherardini.
