This article "Proof 'original' Mona Lisa was painted by Leonardo da Vinci" was published on the 14 February in 2013 in the web-site "Visual arts news and gallery info".
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/art/leonardo-da-vinci/9869357/Proof-original-Mona-Lisa-was-painted-by-Leonardo-da-Vinci.html
It tells us about another test for the Mona Liza. Leonardo da Vinci or not?
New tests on a painting billed as the original version of the Mona Lisa, Leonardo da Vinci's 15th century portrait, have produced fresh proof that it is the work of the Italian master.
The experts tell a lot about this subject. But the results are here!
Documents show that a painting of his wife Lisa was commissioned around the turn of the 16th century by Florentine nobleman Francesco del Giacondo. In French, the Louvre version is known as "La Giaconde" and "La Giaconda" in Italian.
Supporters of the "younger" version say it was almost certainly delivered unfinished to del Giacondo before Leonardo left Italy in 1506 and took up residence in France, where he died in 1519 in a small Loire chateau.
From the Giacondo house, it probably eventually found its way to England after being bought by a travelling English aristocrat, this account runs, while the Paris version was probably painted by Leonardo around 1516 in France.
I think, it's important for our society to rehabilitate a great artist because it is disrespectfully towards the artist's work, talent and his wonderful inspiration. And i don't understand the people who try to prove "falsity" in everything. It's a shabby act!
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/art/leonardo-da-vinci/9869357/Proof-original-Mona-Lisa-was-painted-by-Leonardo-da-Vinci.html
It tells us about another test for the Mona Liza. Leonardo da Vinci or not?
New tests on a painting billed as the original version of the Mona Lisa, Leonardo da Vinci's 15th century portrait, have produced fresh proof that it is the work of the Italian master.
The experts tell a lot about this subject. But the results are here!
Documents show that a painting of his wife Lisa was commissioned around the turn of the 16th century by Florentine nobleman Francesco del Giacondo. In French, the Louvre version is known as "La Giaconde" and "La Giaconda" in Italian.
Supporters of the "younger" version say it was almost certainly delivered unfinished to del Giacondo before Leonardo left Italy in 1506 and took up residence in France, where he died in 1519 in a small Loire chateau.
From the Giacondo house, it probably eventually found its way to England after being bought by a travelling English aristocrat, this account runs, while the Paris version was probably painted by Leonardo around 1516 in France.
I think, it's important for our society to rehabilitate a great artist because it is disrespectfully towards the artist's work, talent and his wonderful inspiration. And i don't understand the people who try to prove "falsity" in everything. It's a shabby act!
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The article published on the website of the newspaper “The Thelegraph” on ...
From the Giacondo house, it was eventually revealed found its way to England ...
But the results are the following!