The Mona Lisa painting, was created by Leonardo Da Vinci. The painting is famous all over the world, and it is a good example of portrait art. The real painting is located in Paris at the Louvre Museum.
This is an image of Lisa Gherardini as she sits in a chair behind a spectacular scenery. It is believed that Leonardo Da Vinci hired a group of musicians, to play music for Lisa to keep her amused; which shows in her smile.
Finished painting
The final painting was done using oil pastels and Leonardo made sure that he got every detail of her face and body right. The technique involves creating a smooth transition between colours, which is seen in her face through the soft contouring of her eyes and nose. The Mona Lisa painting was not signed or dated, but it was believed to be created around the year 1503/1504.
What i find compelling is the technique Leonardo used using oil pastels and he was able to clearly define Lisa's face, making the appearance look soft and not too harsh.
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