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Da Vinci / P Journal 1913
LEONARDO DA VINCI Italian artist shows his famous Mona Lisa painting to Francois I, who buys it: years later it is stolen, but then returned
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1452 1519 Buys Easel Frame Francois Gallery Journal Leonardo Lisa Mona Returned Stolen Vinci Years
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This print captures a momentous historical event in the art world - Leonardo da Vinci showing his iconic Mona Lisa painting to King Francois I of France in 1519. The Italian artist, known for his unparalleled talent and creativity, presents his masterpiece with pride and reverence on an elegant easel.
The image is filled with rich historical significance as Francois I ultimately decides to purchase the renowned artwork from Da Vinci. However, years later, the Mona Lisa is tragically stolen from its gallery home, causing shockwaves throughout the artistic community. Despite this setback, the painting is eventually recovered and returned to its rightful place.
The frame of this photograph perfectly encapsulates the essence of this pivotal moment in art history - a meeting between two great minds that would forever change the course of artistic expression. Da Vinci's genius shines through as he showcases his most famous work to a captivated audience.
This image serves as a reminder of the enduring legacy left behind by Leonardo da Vinci and his timeless masterpiece, ensuring that both artist and painting will be remembered for generations to come.
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