Leonardo da Vinci

MONA LISA
By: Soraya B., Maria O. and Volodimir S.
INTRODUCTION

CARTELA (DATASHET)
POSTER
CHANGE OF MEANING
FAREWELL
Cartela Soraya Maria Volodimir

Title: Mona Lisa

Author: Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519)
Chronology: 1503 (Cinquecento)
Style: Renaissance
Technique: Sfumato
Support: poplar wood panel
Size: 77cm x 53cm
Location: Louvre, Paris
 Mona Lisa/Gioconda
Most likely, the Mona Lisa depicts the wife of a Florentine
businessman. However, for whatever reason, the image was never
given to its owner, and Leonardo took it with him when he started
working for French King Francis I. Many authors, singers, and
painters have been influenced by the enigmatic smile of the Mona
Lisa.
The mysterious expression of the subject, the
monumentality of the composition, the deft form modeling,
and the ambient illusionism are some of the painting's
unique features. The Mona Lisa has been digitally altered to
lessen the signs of aging; the original is marginally darker.
With this art by Leonardo Da Vinci (Mona Lisa)
what we wanted to convey was that instead of
the center of attention being Jesus (a man) it
should be the Mona Lisa (a woman) to give it
importance, for to reinforce this
movement/thought we wanted to put the people
taking pictures and The Louvre Museum to
make the mona lisa the total center of attention.
Italian Renaissance polymath da Vinci, or Leonardo da Vinci, (1452-
1519) is best known for his works of art, which include "The Last
Supper" and "Mona Lisa." Notable for his innovative research and
creations, he was also a trailblazing scientist, engineer, and
anatomist. Generations around the world are still inspired by his
interdisciplinary approach and never-ending curiosity.
The "Mona Lisa" embodies the high
Renaissance style with its fine detail,
delicate shading, and realistic portrayal of
the subject.
In the edition I made I wanted to make the Mona
Lisa the center of attention placing her in the
painting of La última cena since in this painting
the main character is Jesus putting a female
figure in the role of Jesus I wanted to bring the
women's movement so that you are, as I said
earlier, the center of attention.
These two works of art are currently
impressive
 Change of meaning
The painting we chose from our group was the Mona Lisa/Gioconda as we went think it would be fun to play with this painting
since with his smile and eyes blurred (sfumato technique) makes it a very enigmatic and unknowable painting specifically its
meaning although there are many suggestions that say it is smiling The Mona Lisa is significant because of the way it was
created. Leonardo da Vinci incorporated a pioneering technique into painting, integrating an imaginary landscape and using
aerial perspective. The Mona Lisa is seated in an open space, with a curtain of background of mountains, bridges and non-
specific winding roads, the painting reflects the idea of Leonardo of the cosmic link that connects humanity and nature,
making this painting a lasting record of Leonardo's vision.

In the edition we made we wanted to make the Mona Lisa the center of attention
placing her in the painting of La última cena since in this painting the main character
is Jesus (a man) putting a female figure in the role of Jesus I wanted to bring the
women's movement so that you are, as I said earlier, the center of attention.

Secondly, we liked that people could think about it when we look at the photo that happened
if jesus had been a woman, what a revolution he could have created, i have also placed some people taking pictures as
nowadays everyone takes pictures at works of art without knowing they are there behind or simply because they are "famous"
basically we wanted to make theirs meaning have a feminist twist and with the a version that almost never passes the woman
as someone really important not simply a portrait for your man, finally at the back I have placed the Louvre museum to identify
where these two works of art are currently
impressive.
Thank
YOU