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Create your own masterpiece with this LEGO® Art Mona Lisa (31213) painting building kit. Art-lovers can enjoy an immersive and joyful project as they assemble this bold and unique interpretation of Leonardo da Vinci’s art on their own or with friends. This wall art is a treat for yourself or a home decor gift idea for men, women and art-lovers. It comes in a bluer hue to reflect the colors used by da Vinci over 500 years ago before the paint changed with age. The pieces printed with the Mona Lisa’s famous eyes can be replaced with blank pieces for a more abstract appearance. Positioned in its elegant gold frame, this Mona Lisa painting is designed to be hung on a wall. The frame is detachable and can be used to display other LEGO Art pieces from an existing collection. This LEGO set for adults also comes with a building instructions booklet, and after scanning a QR code you can listen to the Soundtrack featuring fascinating content on the Mona Lisa’s timeless appeal.

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Hip Mona Lisa a 24 in. x 24 in. x 0.2 in. Frameless Free Floating Reverse Printed Tempered Art Glass part of the Hipstory Collection by Amit Shimoni reimagines Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece with a trendy modern twist. In this artwork the Mona Lisa is portrayed with a short bob haircut tattoos and casual attire set against a soft green backdrop. This playful reinterpretation blends her timeless allure with contemporary hipster culture creating a striking juxtaposition between the past and the present. The Hipstory Collection offers a unique perspective where history's most influential figures are given a stylish makeover merging their enduring significance with modern aesthetics. The Mona Lisa's enigmatic smile and calm demeanor are preserved while introducing elements of today's fashion and culture. This artwork invites viewers to reflect on how historical icons can be seen through a contemporary lens highlighting their lasting impact and relevance. Designed with 1-steel sawtooth hanger for easy and effortless installation. Hipstory isn't just about aesthetics, it's a time-traveling mirror reflecting the lasting influence of these cultural icons. Their ideologies and influence continue to shape our world. Even as these figures have left their physical forms their spirits inspire us to question innovate and appreciate the fusion of old and new. Celebrate the artistic legacy of the Mona Lisa with this fresh stylish depiction that brings her charm into the modern era. Color: Multicolor.

In December 1962, Da Vinci's Mona Lisa set sail from Paris to New York for what was arguably the riskiest art exhibition ever mounted. The fragile icon traveled like a head of state, with armed guards and military surveillance, in a temperature-controlled vault. Masterminding the entire show was First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, who tirelessly campaigned to persuade National Gallery Director John Walker, French President Charles de Gaulle, and her own husband to debut the legendary smile here. For 88 charmed days, Lisa Fever” swept the nation as nearly two million Americans attended exhibits in Washington, D.C. and New York. It was the greatest outpouring of appreciation for a single work of art in American history. And as only Jacqueline Kennedy could do, she infused America's first museum blockbuster show with a unique sense of pageantry, igniting a national love affair with the arts. Gathering rare archival documents and interviews, acclaimed biographer Margaret Leslie Davis has woven a tantalizing saga, filled with international intrigue and the irresistible charm of Camelot and its queen.

   Leonardo da Vinci was one of history's true geniuses, equally brilliant as an artist, scientist, and mathematician. Readers of The Da Vinci Code were given a glimpse of the mysterious connections between math, science, and Leonardo's art. Math and the Mona Lisa picks up where The Da Vinci Code left off, illuminating Leonardo's life and work to uncover connections that, until now, have been known only to scholars.   Bülent Atalay, a distinguished scientist and artist, examines the science and mathematics that underlie Leonardo's work, paying special attention to the proportions, patterns, shapes, and symmetries that scientists and mathematicians have also identified in nature. Following Leonardo's own unique model, Atalay searches for the internal dynamics of art and science, revealing to us the deep unity of the two cultures. He provides a broad overview of the development of science from the dawn of civilization to today's quantum mechanics. From this base of information, Atalay offers a fascinating view into Leonardo's restless intellect and modus operandi, allowing us to see the source of his ideas and to appreciate his art from a new perspective.

Studienarbeit aus dem Jahr 2015 im Fachbereich Psychologie - Persönlichkeitspsychologie, Note: 2,3, Universität zu Köln, Sprache: Deutsch, Abstract: Die folgende Arbeit behandelt die Metapsychologie Freuds, gestützt auf seine zwei topischen Modelle der Psyche. Während das topographische Modell die drei Systeme Unbewusst, Vorbewusst und Bewusst beinhaltet, geht die von Freud weiterentwickelte Metapsychologische Theorie des Strukturmodells von den drei Instanzen Es, Ich und Über-Ich aus. Die beiden Modelle werden auf Parallelen hin untersucht und es wird der Frage nachgegangen, wie psychische Vorgänge beschrieben werden. Zu Beginn ist es von Nöten, den Begriff der Metapsychologie näher darzulegen, um anschließend auf die einzelnen Theorien näher einzugehen.

Following the announcement of another Mona Lisa portrait by Leonardo da Vinci, held in a Swiss bank vault for over 40 years, this book is the first to analyze the meaning of this astonishing discovery, and how it radically changes our understanding of the Mona Lisa in the Louvre. By tracing Leonardo’s movements in Florence on an almost day-to-day basis, Drs. Isbouts and Brown are able to reconstruct the fascinating chronology of the Mona Lisa portrait, and show how the subject ultimately became an obsession in the latter part of Leonardo's life. The authors posit that whereas the Swiss Mona Lisa is clearly a portrait drawn from life of a young Florentine woman, the Louvre Mona Lisa is the culmination of Leonardo’s lifelong quest for the mystery of motherhood, as expressed in his more than ten paintings of the Madonna motif. Written as narrative history, yet grounded in modern scholarship, The Mona Lisa Myth not only shatters the portrait’s mythology, but also offers a bold new interpretation of the world’s most famous painting that will revolutionize our understanding of Leonardo life and work.

Following the announcement of another Mona Lisa portrait by Leonardo da Vinci, held in a Swiss bank vault for over 40 years, this book is the first to analyze the meaning of this astonishing discovery, and how it radically changes our understanding of the Mona Lisa in the Louvre. By tracing Leonardo’s movements in Florence on an almost day-to-day basis, Drs. Isbouts and Brown are able to reconstruct the fascinating chronology of the Mona Lisa portrait, and show how the subject ultimately became an obsession in the latter part of Leonardo's life. The authors posit that whereas the Swiss Mona Lisa is clearly a portrait drawn from life of a young Florentine woman, the Louvre Mona Lisa is the culmination of Leonardo’s lifelong quest for the mystery of motherhood, as expressed in his more than ten paintings of the Madonna motif. Written as narrative history, yet grounded in modern scholarship, The Mona Lisa Myth not only shatters the portrait’s mythology, but also offers a bold new interpretation of the world’s most famous painting that will revolutionize our understanding of Leonardo life and work.

In this study Rab Hatfield provides a thorough, no-nonsense analysis of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa or La Gioconda. The book begins with a consideration of the generally known sources and documents and a careful look at the painting as we know it now. There follow discussions of rarely examined laboratory photographs and of a recently discovered annotation by Ser Agostino Vespucci in a book he owned of letters by Cicero, from which we learn that Leonardo left a portrait of "Lisa del Giocondo" unfinished no later than October 1503. The book concludes with a hitherto unknown letter written in 1515 by Filippo Strozzi to Lorenzo de' Medici, Captain General of the Florentine Armies and soon to become Duke of Urbino, describing some supposed advances these two men made to Mon(n)a Lisa. The laboratory photographs and newly discovered sources make it clear that the Mona Lisa has probably been reworked twice, that it in fact depicts Mon(n)a Lisa del Giocondo, and that it would be better if we spoke of it as La Gioconda rather than the Mona Lisa.Contents: Part One: Setting the Stage - I. Vasari and Some Other Well Known Sources and Documents. II. The Mona Lisa As We See It Now. Part Two: The Three Mona Lisas. III. The Changes: The x-ray photographs and the first Mona Lisa. IV. The Annotation of Ser Agostino Vespucci. V. Filippo Strozzi's letter.

In this study Rab Hatfield provides a thorough, no-nonsense analysis of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa or La Gioconda. The book begins with a consideration of the generally known sources and documents and a careful look at the painting as we know it now. There follow discussions of rarely examined laboratory photographs and of a recently discovered annotation by Ser Agostino Vespucci in a book he owned of letters by Cicero, from which we learn that Leonardo left a portrait of "Lisa del Giocondo" unfinished no later than October 1503. The book concludes with a hitherto unknown letter written in 1515 by Filippo Strozzi to Lorenzo de' Medici, Captain General of the Florentine Armies and soon to become Duke of Urbino, describing some supposed advances these two men made to Mon(n)a Lisa. The laboratory photographs and newly discovered sources make it clear that the Mona Lisa has probably been reworked twice, that it in fact depicts Mon(n)a Lisa del Giocondo, and that it would be better if we spoke of it as La Gioconda rather than the Mona Lisa.Contents: Part One: Setting the Stage - I. Vasari and Some Other Well Known Sources and Documents. II. The Mona Lisa As We See It Now. Part Two: The Three Mona Lisas. III. The Changes: The x-ray photographs and the first Mona Lisa. IV. The Annotation of Ser Agostino Vespucci. V. Filippo Strozzi's letter.

The architect Paolo Scalia continues to receive mysterious postcards: they should have been sent by his sister Emilia, but Emilia has diasappeared. Paolo goes to Venice and with the help of Lisa, a journalist, in an attempt to follow the traces of his sister and to discover what has happened to her. The people they meet all seem to hide something , but it is an enterprising police officer who unravels the mystery of crimes committed in the city and the disappearance of Emilia. L'architetto Paolo Scalia continua a ricevere delle misteriose cartoline: dovrebbe averle spedite sua sorella Emila ma non è così: Emilia è scomparsa. Paolo si reca a Venezia e con l'aiuto di Lisa, una giornalista, cercherà di seguire le tracce della sorella per scoprire cosa le è successo. Le persone che incontra sembrano tutte nascondere qualcosa... ma sarà l'intraprendente commissario di polizia Paolo Croci a svelare il mistero di alcuni crimini commessi in città e della sparizione di Emilia.

An in-depth volume on the complete painted works of the renowned Renaissance master showcases each of his paintings, including the Mona Lisa, The Madonna of the Rocks, The Annunciation, and the newly restored Last Supper, complemented by an examination of the artist's intellect.

An in-depth volume on the complete painted works of the renowned Renaissance master showcases each of his paintings, including the Mona Lisa, The Madonna of the Rocks, The Annunciation, and the newly restored Last Supper, complemented by an examination of the artist's intellect.

You probably know that Leonardo da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa. Did you know that he also invented an early version of a helicopter and a tank, and that he planned to execute the Time Warp Trio for spying on his inventions? Sam's bright idea to look for the inventor of the Book takes the guys to 15th century Italy to meet up with Leonardo. But it's going to take at least three more bright ideas, two magic tricks, and one great invention to get them out of trouble and safely back home. If not, it could be a lifetime of Italian army toilet-cleaning detail for Joe, Sam, and Fred.

Revered today as, perhaps, the greatest of Renaissance painters, Leonardo da Vinci was a scientist at heart. The artist who created the Mona Lisa also designed functioning robots and digital computers, constructed flying machines and built the first heart valve. His intuitive and ingenious approach—a new mode of thinking—linked highly diverse areas of inquiry in startling new ways and ushered in a new era.In Leonardo's Legacy, award-winning science journalist Stefan Klein deciphers the forgotten legacy of this universal genius and persuasively demonstrates that today we have much to learn from Leonardo's way of thinking. Klein sheds light on the mystery behind Leonardo's paintings, takes us through the many facets of his fascination with water, and explains the true significance of his dream of flying. It is a unique glimpse into the complex and brilliant mind of this inventor, scientist, and pioneer of a new world view, with profound consequences for our times.

Leonardo da Vinci is often considered the master of the Renaissance and hailed as a genius ahead of his time. Most famous for such works as the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper, Leonardo da Vinci was more than a painter of extraordinary skill. In fact, he frequently regarded himself principally as a civil and military engineer.The Treasures of Leonardo da Vinci tells the story of this artist/engineer's life and times, and looks at the major themes that dominated Leonardo's work. Beautifully illustrated, the book also contains 30 items of rare memorabilia, including:the record of Leonardo's birth made by his grandfather in 1452Leonardo's copy of his letter to Ludovico Sforza, the Duke of Milan from 1483the passport given to Leonardo by Cesare BorgiaLeonardo's map of Imolaan extract from Leonardo's notes on machines that polish mirrorspages from Antonio de Beatis's diary mentioning the Mona LisaThe Treasures of Leonardo da Vinci is a unique guide to this most gifted of men.

Leonardo da Vinci is the Italian master who painted the Last Supper and the Mona Lisa, world famous images that have become part of contemporary Western iconography. This special volume tells the story of this extraordinary artist's life work. Detailed timelines throughout the book place da Vinci's biography and his major works into historical context. Vivid reproductions and insightful critiques add immeasurably to one's appreciation of each work. This is a delightful little book that captures the work of a great artist.

From the Mona Lisa to the first designs for a flying machine, this compelling biography of a well-rounded genius and the prototypical Renaissance man focuses on the da Vinci's full range of interests, from art to anatomy. Original.