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Mona Lisa is a famous painting by Leonardo da Vinci of Lisa Gherardini. Da Vinci used a technique called sfumato to softly blend colors, leaving some areas like the fingers on her left hand unfinished. The painting was stolen in 1912 but recovered after 10 years. It has suffered some damage over time from being thrown at and has been analyzed using advanced lighting techniques to study its layers. It is now valued at over $5 billion and housed in the Louvre museum in Paris.
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- 2. Painting Is Done On The Wood That Is Now Used For Preparing Skateboards
- 4. • MONA LISA painting is not really completed. • Da Vinci didn’t complete the left hand fingers. • Dan Vinci used stumato technique in this painting. Stumato:It is the technique of allowing tones and colours to shade gradually into one another, producing softened outlines or hazy forms.
- 5. Who is MONA LISA? lisa gherardini Mona lisa GIOCONDA’s letter
- 6. • Napoleon likes Mona Lisa painting so he kept it in his bed room. • In Aug 1912,it was stolen by a thief and it took 10 yrs. to find it .
- 7. Imperfections • In year 1956, a man threw a stone at the painting which resulted in the small patch of damaged paint next to her left elbow. • The painting is considered as priceless ,so it cannot be insured.
- 9. In 2004,Pascal Cottee used Spectra light with high intensity light and multi lens camera to separate 3 different layers of painting. In 1960,Mona Lisa painting cost estimated as 700 crores that means now it costs 5300 crores.