The Mona Lisa

Leonardo da Vinci was commissioned by her husband to paint this portrait.

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King Francois I of France hang Mona Lisa in his Apartement des Bains (bathroom) in the palace at Fontainebleau. However, the modern idea of bathroom and that of the King Francois I are very different. His bathroom was very large, luxurious and it had many beautiful paintings in it, Mona Lisa being one of them. That was the place where he kept his prized possessions.

King Louis XIV moved the painting to the Palace Versailles and after the French Revolution, Napoleon decided to hang it in his bedroom.

The 'Mona Lisa' belongs to the art movement of the Renaissance. The style is Classical Realism. It is also one of the first paintings to employ atmospheric perspective.

the Mona Lisa is in the Louvre in Paris

Simply because he loved it and wanted it around him because it was his perfect piece of art

They were painted by Leonardo da Vinci during the Renaissance.

The Kanye West song 'Flashing Lights' includes the line, 'Hey Mona Lisa, come home, you know you can't roam without Caesar.' It is simply a reference to two famous symbols of Italy who, in the eyes of the lyricist, belong together.

Leonardo Da Vinci

800 million dollars

I know it's a pain but you have to restart the entire chapter. It's the only way and the only way i could get it to work. Sorry bud.

The Mona Lisa now hangs in the Louvre museum in Paris, France.

Poplar wood. The technique was oil on poplar wood.

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The very famous artist Leonardo Vinci painted the greatest artist , has painted the Mona Lisa. The real thing that stands out in that painting is that Mona Lisa does not have eyebrows at all.

The Mona lisa came from kings pair us france

The vagueness of the female's expression, the memorability of the half-figure composition, and the subtle manner of structure and the distinctive realism were innovative traits that have contributed to the paintings continuing enthrallment. The painting has its own, rich legend, according to which it has reached the highest peak of a creator's artistic capabilities, it is considered an artistic relic. As early as in 1550 Vasari described the portrait with words full of genuine admiration. He called it "the most magnificent, almost living work of art". Leonardo didn't part with his painting until his death. During the entire sixteenth century many imitations and variants of the piece were made. Mona Lisa's famous smile isn't something unusual, as Leonardo gave nearly all persons in his later works a secretive smile. This astounding 'work of art' has influenced and impacted the art world with its unique skill and technique by Abby Rose Newman :)

There probably are more people who can identify this painting if they see it (or a photograph of it) than any other painting.

"Mona Lisa" is the English name for the famous Leonardo Da Vinci painting, which in Italian is "La Gioconda." The word 'mona' is a short form of the word 'madonna'.

The painting "Mona Lisa' by Leonardo DaVinchi was painted during a time called the Renascence or rebirth. other characteristics of art in this era were: paintings of real people doing normal things, and very detailed sculptures if you know what i mean. other artists of this time were, Michelangelo, who painted the ceiling of the Sistine chapel, Rafael , and the well known playwrite William Shakesphere.

because Mona was friends with Jenna Cavanaugh and saw the girls shoot fireworks into Toby's treehouse, which is when Jenna was blinded. So she never forgave them and got revenge when she found Ali's diary in the trash on the side of the road which had all of the girls secrets. therefor, Mona decided to follow thru and get back at them in honour of Jenna.

Yes she is

The only 'secret' is: Is the painting in the Louvre the portrait he made of Mona Lisa in Florence, or is this a portrait of somebody else? (Most of us believe she is the Florentine lady).

Never know

Mona likes to play soccer

Mono Lisa is a parody of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa.