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Where is the Mona Lisa painting today? - Details - Category: Children Mona Lisa is one of the most famous paintings of all time. Leonardo da Vinci made this painting. It is a picture of a woman with a mysterious smile. Many people have wondered what she was smiling at. The Mona Lisa hangs at the Louvre museum in Paris, that preserves some of the world's rare art pieces and antiques. Leonardo da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa between 1503 and 1506. Mona Lisa was the wife of a Florentine gentleman, Francesco del Gioconda. That is why she is also called La Gioconda. Leonardo was 51 and she was 24 when the painting started. She used to come to the great master's studio in the late afternoon when the light was soft. Leonardo worked hard on this painting for about four years. During the course of painting, he became fascinated both with his model and the portrait. The portrait has retained an exclusive aura around itself. The face, enigmatic in expression, has tantalised millions over the years. The painting seems to be as alive as the beautiful woman. The misty landscape behind her acts as a mysterious backdrop. I Leonardo da Vinci was himself charmed" by it and never gave the portrait to Francesco. He always made the excuse that he had not quite finished it. He carried it with him wherever he went. While he painted her portrait, Leonardo used musicians, singers and jesters to keep her in a merry mood. In 1516, when Leonardo migrated to France from Italy, King Francsi gave him a beautiful palace in the Loire Valley. It is believed that Francis I paid 4000 gold crowns for the Mona Lisa but could acquire it only after the artist's death in 1519. Thereafter, it remained in the possession of the kings and emperors of France. In 1800, it was in the possession of Napoleon Bonaparte and hung in his bedroom. Over the last 450 years, this portrait has gone out of France I twice. Once in 1911, the picture was stolen from the Louvre and found two years later in Italy. The second time, it went missing for 26 days, taken during a fantastically well-guarded and highly insured visit to the United States of America as a guest of President, John F. Kennedy.
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Potvrđen identitet Da Vincijeve Mona Lise Njemački stručnjaci potvrdili da je žena sa slike Lisa Gherardini NJEMAČKI stručnjaci potvrdili su nalaze firentinskog profesora te se nakon stoljeća nagađanja o identitetu tajanstvene žene na slavnom portretu, to pitanje može smatrati riješenim. - Na slavnoj slici Leonarda da Vincija nalazi se Lisa Gherardini, žena firentinskog trgovca tekstilom Francesca del Gioconda - rekao je Viet Probst, direktor Sveučilišne knjižnice u Heidelbergu. Probst je za njemačku televiziju potvrdio da je do tog otkrića prije dvije i pol godine došao čelni čovjek sveučilišnog odjela za rukopise. IZMIŠLJENA ŽENA Neki su pretpostavljali da Mona Lisa nikad nije postojala Identitet Mona Lise utvrđen je zahvaljujući rukom pisanoj fusnoti na dokumentu koji je pripadao nekadašnjem vlasniku slavne slike. Giocondin identitet uvijek je izazivao rasprave. Neki su pretpostavljali da Mona Lisa nikad nije postojala i da je zapravo riječ o Leonardovom autoportretu. Vlasnik je bio Leonardov suvremenik i s njim je redovito kontaktirao. Postojala su brojna nagađanja o tome tko sjedi na portretu nastalom u Firenci između 1503. i 1506. godine, koji se nalazi u muzeju Louvre u Parizu. Većina stručnjaka vjerovala je da se radi o supruzi trgovca Del Gioconda, pa otuda i njezino drugo ime La Gioconda, no prve dokaze o tome iznio je tek profesor Giuseppe Pallanti iz Firence u ljeto 2004. On je svoje istraživanje temeljio na spisima Giorgia Vasarija (1511.-1574.), slikara i pisca iz 16. stoljeća te prvoga biografa Leonarda da Vincija.