Monalisa painting original

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When I set a high resolution scan of the Prado copy of the "Mona Lisa" (which was painted by da Vinci's "key" student concurrently with da Vinci's original) inside the frame that is used for the original, we can now see how beautiful the original "Mona Lisa" may have appeared when it was first set in its frame. (A. J. Mittendorf)

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The Art of Fine Gifts: a look at Early and High Renaissance Art, with a special focus on Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Raphael.

The enigmatic smile of the Mona Lisa has captivated audiences for centuries. But now, a new contender has emerged, raising questions about art history and sparking a fierce debate among experts. This recently discovered portrait, dubbed the «Other Mona Lisa,» bears an uncanny resemblance to Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece, but with subtle variations that have the art world buzzing.

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This is a painting of Mona Lisa. The original Mona Lisa was painted by Leonardo da Vinci in the 16th century. This painting is a modern interpretation of the original. The artist has used bright colors and bold brushstrokes to create a unique and contemporary version of the Mona Lisa. The painting is full of energy and movement, and it captures the Mona Lisa's enigmatic smile.

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PROMPT = detailed and authentic representation of the Mona Lisa portrait. The image should closely resemble the original painting by Leonardo da Vinci, capturing the subtle smile, the detailed facial features, and the intricate background. The overall image should be as true to the original as possible, maintaining the same colors, tones, and style, detailed

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The community at Design Crowd has merged some of the most recognizable cartoon characters with famous artworks to produce a magical combination of creative cultures.The brief was to replace the original subject of the classic paintings with a fairy tale or comic book figure.The results featured remakes of The Mona Lisa, The Last Supper, and The Scream, with new roles for Disney Princesses, Looney Tunes favorites and cult classics.