Whose work is Mona Lisa?

Mona Lisa is the work of Leonardo da Vinci.

Mona Lisa is Leonardo da Vinci's favorite work, and the author took it with him all his life. It was not until the death of Leonardo da Vinci that King Francis I of France bought it from his disciples for 12000 livres. Since then, the work has been collected in the Louvre in France.

The expanded material Mona Lisa represents the aesthetic direction of the Renaissance. The profound and noble ideological quality of women reflected in this work reflects people's aesthetic concept and pursuit of female beauty during the Renaissance.

Renaissance is a European ideological and cultural movement that prevailed from14th century to17th century. It originated in Florence in the late Middle Ages and later spread to European countries.

Europe originated from the criticism of the Middle Ages under Christian rule, which produced secular values. The concept of man occupies a core position in the concepts of artists such as Leonardo da Vinci. Mona Lisa also shows the brilliance of divinity and humanity, and affirms the meaning of human existence from the natural state.

Mona Lisa oil painting: the work has gone through four creative stages: the first layer is a sketch portrait of an unknown object, from which we can see that the head, nose and hands are larger and the lips are smaller; On the second floor, leonardo da vinci covered the manuscript with a portrait inlaid with pearl hair ornaments.

The third floor is a portrait of lisa gherardini, created in 1503. Pascal thought it was the original Mona Lisa, and he thought it was "another woman's portrait".

The Mona Lisa in the painting smiled and looked to the left, which was the standard portrait at that time. The fourth floor is the Mona Lisa oil painting: the face turns slightly to the right, even the eyes turn to the right. ?

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