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The Mona Lisa

The Mona Lisa is a famous painting by Leonardo da Vinci. It is housed in Musée du Louvre in Paris.

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What do mona Lisa and scream have in common?

they both look terified or they need the toilet

What major cultural events might have influenced 'The Mona Lisa'?

Leonardo was commissioned to paint this portrait. No more, no less. He chose to give it a landscape background, nothing unusual about that. I find "major cultural events" to be overdoing things.

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Was the Mona Lisa really Duchess Isabella of Milan?

No, the woman named Mona Lisa was the wife of a businessman in Florence.

Some scholars believe that the painting in the Louvre is not the portrait of Mona Lisa that Leonardo painted in Florence. The theory is that the painting in the Louvre is instead of the widowed duchess. This is not generally approved.

How did the Mona Lisa get to France?

Leonardo da Vinci moved to France where he sold the painting to the King Francois the First of France.

Before Leonardo's Death, he was invited to the kings palace; King Francois I, (who moved his mother and sisters out of a chateau so Leonardo da Vinci could take up residence there) at that time.

He carried the Mona Lisa with him, to where ever he went. As of dying in France, and the Mona Lisa becoming a gift to the King of France. So in the years to come and after the kings death, the painting was found among many of his belongings, and that's how it came to be in the Louvre Museum in Paris

The Mona Lisa is of a woman in fact la Gioconda (Lisa del Giocondo) who modeled for Leonardo at the age of 24, the wife of an important Florentine merchant.. which was painted at the height of the Italian Renaissance. For fact, he worked on the Mona Lisa for decades and never considered it to be finished.

Supplement:

Vasari states that Leonardo worked on it for four years and then just kept it.

Has anyone ever tried to destroy the mona Lisa?

In 1505, posing as a human known as Captain Tancredi, Scaroth of the Jagaroth commissioned da Vinci to paint at least six copies of the Mona Lisa. (DW: City of Death) Da Vinci had to borrow oil paint from Giuseppe di Cattivo, his neighbour, to finish the paintings, but this paint was in fact part of a sentient meteorite that di Cattivo had recovered. (SJA: Mona Lisa's Revenge) While the Fourth Doctor did not destroy the six "forgeries" (if, in fact, they could be considered forgeries, since they were all painted by da Vinci), he did ensure that future X-ray machines would be able to discover their provenance by writing "THIS IS A FAKE" on the blank boards each of the fakes would be painted on, and leaving a note in mirrored writing for da Vinci apologising for the state of the canvases and telling him to just paint over the words.

The six "fakes" were sealed away in a secret cellar room inside a house in Paris until 1979. At some point, the "original" of the seven paintings came to hang in the Louvre gallery, also in Paris.

In 1979, Scaroth, posing as Count Scarlioni, stole the one known copy from the Louvre, intending to sell all seven in an attempt to raise money to fund his time travel research. Before they could be sold off, a fire destroyed all but one of the "fakes". It was this Mona Lisa that was returned to the Louvre.

Is it true that the Mona Lisa was a widow in mourning?

No, she was the wife of a Venice merchant who had commissioned da Vinci to do the portrait.

Art museam with the mona lisa?

The Mona Lisa is inside the Louvre in Paris, France.

What is the French name for 'Mona Lisa'?

La joconde is the French equivalent of "Mona Lisa" by Leonardo da Vinci (April 15, 1452 - May 2, 1519).

Specifically, the feminine singular definite article lameans "the." The feminine adjective/pronoun joconde means "happy, jocund, jovial." The pronunciation is "lah zhoh-kohnd."

Is the Mona Lisa 2 or 3 dimensional?

It looks that way because there are several layers. Art experts have found another,painting under the one we see. This was very common for the time because canvases were expensive and the artists reused them. Da Vinci carried this painting with him and had it when he died in the French court.

Who is the author for the famous painting Mona Lisa?

Leonardo da Vinci is the author of the famous painting Mona Lisa

What have detectives found in Mona Lisa's eyes?

Tiny numbers and letters have been discovered painted into the eyes of the Mona Lisa prompting an investigation by art historians.

Who commissioned the painting of the 'Mona Lisa'?

Lisa Gherardini


Answer 2:

The above is Mona Lisa's name, but her portrait was commissioned by her husband.

Where did Vincenzo Peruggia hide the Mona Lisa?

In 1911 Vincenzo Peruggia wrapped his painter's smock around the Mona Lisa and carried it out of the Louvre under his arm. He kept the painting in his apartment in Paris, hidden in a box. In December 1913, after contacting an Italian art dealer, he brought the painting by train to Milan, then to Florence, where he attempted to sell it to the art dealer and the Uffizi Gallery. Instead he was arrested.