Leonardo Da Vinchir Monalisa

Leonardo da Vinci’s immortal creation, the Mona Lisa, has always been a mysterious work of art. However, the theft in 1911 and the restoration in 1913 played a special role behind its popularity. The Mona Lisa was not well known before the theft, but when this incident became the center of discussion in the international media, it became popular around the world. Since then, millions of visitors have gathered at the Louvre in Paris to see the Mona Lisa.

Another attraction of the Mona Lisa is its numerous fake versions. The copies made by his student Salai in Leonardo’s studio have also been discussed since ancient times. In addition, parodies of the Mona Lisa have increased its diverse popularity. More than 600,000 parodies have been created, which has become a competitive game of entertainment among the internet generation in the modern era.

The mysterious smile, the story of the theft and recovery, and the influence spread across culture have made the Mona Lisa not just a painting, but an eternal puzzle in human history.