Famous Artworks

In the Louvre museum, Paris.

The Mona Lisa was painted by Leonardo da Vinci and is now located in the The Louvre Museum, Paris, France

It is called the Musée du Louvre, it's the main museum of France and it's located in Paris.

He thought it was funny. Don't you? The idea being that Mona Lisa was so revered that it was about time to poke fun at her and make us realise she is only a portrait of an ordinary woman.

the lines shaps and colors express Munchs emotional reaction to te surroundings

Fresco Paints meaning fresh paint in English

It hangs in the Louvre Museum in Paris, France.

He painted it in 1937.

with a brush.

It is 31x21 inches = 77x53 cm._____________
The recent thorough examination of Mona Lisa in 2004, documented in the book 'Mona Lisa, Inside the Painting' (Abrams) has revealed many fascinating new bits of data never before known or revealed. The exact size of the painting on a poplar wood panel is 79.4 cm by 53.4 cm by 1.4 cm thick in inches that is 31.25" x 21.02 x 0.55 thick.

summary of the the lady in the looking glass?

30.3" x 20.9" (77 cm x 53 cm), hope you looking for that

Sandro Botticelli. Answer 2: I am sure the above is the answer you wanted, since Botticelli's painting is the best-known version of 'Birth of Venus'. One should know, though, that this has been a very popular subject thorugh the ages and painted by many famous and less famous painters.
Boticelli
Sandro Botticelli, painted circa 1482-1486.

The Last Supper refers to the gathering of Jesus and his disciples just before he was arrested and taken to Pontius Pilot for sentencing. There are many paintings of the event with Jesus seated at a long table with the disciples seated on either side. This was the dinner where he told them to drink the wine that it was his blood; and to eat the bread that it was his flesh. This is the basis for communion in many Christian ceremonies.

Several factors have contributed over time, but the first factor was that Leonardo, the inventor, did not want to use the usual kinds of paint and technique but invented his own, which did not function properly.

The real one is located at the Huntington library in LA, so if you have one it is a copy.

Original screenprint in colours. 1967. Signed in pencil. Numbered (39) from the edition of 75 (plus 10 proofs). Printed at Kelpra Studios, London 1967. Issued by Editions Alecto, London 1967.
Ref: Dempsey - Caulfield The Complete Prints no 7
Note: One of Caulfield's earliest and most important prints.

Excellent impressions with brilliant colours. On smooth pale cream wove paper, overprinted to the full sheet size. Surface of the sheet in excellent condition; one or two tiny pin holes at the upper sheet edge retouched. Image to full sheet size, as issued. Sheet: 557 x 914mm. 22 x 36ins.

Mona Lisa (also known as La Gioconda or La Joconde) is a 16th century oil painting done by Leonardo Di Vinci during the Italian Renaissance. The work is owned by the Government of France and is on the wall in the Louvre in Paris, France. It is perhaps the most famous and iconic painting in the world.The painting is a half-length portrait and depicts a woman whose facial expression is often described as enigmatic. The ambiguity of the sitter's expression, the monumental pose of the half-figure composition, and the subtle modeling of forms and atmospheric illusion-ism were novel qualities that have contributed to the painting's continuing fascination.

The original painting of the Last Supper(Leonardo da Vinci) is in the Santa Maria delle Grazie church in Milan, Italy. It is a fresco, which means it was painted into the fresh plaster of the church's wall, and thus can never be removed. It is in very poor condition though it has been restored repeatedly over the years. It is also difficult to visit because many more people want to see it than can be accommodated. (Tickets can be obtained on-line even from abroad; it would be wise to do so in advance if you are planning a trip to Italy.) I am attaching a link to a 360 degree view of the church so you can have a virtual tour in the meantime!

http://milan.arounder.com/da_vinci_last_supper/

This is like asking, "Why do Christians believe in God?" Only not as serious. Van Gogh paints things because of experiences, observations, etc-- The same reason everyone else paints everything. You cannot pinpoint one reason why one artist makes every painting. There's a reasoning behind all of them. The only way you would be able to know the exact answer to this question is if you spoke to Van Gogh directly and asked him why he made each and every painting that he made. Simple as that. Sorry for the overly long answer, but it's very difficult to explain in few words without sounding mean or harsh.

Leonardo Da Vinci is known for quite a few things

1. His art (the monalisa)

2. His mathematical/puzzles thinking and solving

3. he could draw a perfect circle free hand!!!!

Donatello made a marble David (in 1409)and a bronze David (in 1430). The latter is the more famous one. It was the first large nude sculpture since antiquity.

Its @ a man trying to escape the reality of his mind.

Most likely...go to The Blue Boy - Wikipedia..(google it) and read the history. There may be clues in this article..

I think if your referring to the lithograph of Blue Boy and it is a little over three feet tall by about two feet wide it was worth over a thousands dollars many year ago. Go to the ADA Antique Dealers web site adadealers.com and look under members section to find a dealer who works in these for a current price.

The intended audience for the painting was the husband and family of the woman portrayed. Leonardo was commissioned by her husband to paint the portrait. Began in 1503, he continued to work on it through 1506 and carried it with him until his death in 1519.