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“Mona Lisa Smile” Immortalized Riddle
(Puzzles Between Artist and Art)

Contributing Author: Great Augusta

Are you an artist, an art conscious individual, or just a keen observer of what's up around us of significant interest? Have you ever observed and looked keenly into the Mona Lisa painting by the Italian polymath "Renaissance man;" architect, scientist, engineer, mathematician, anatomist, sculptor, inventor, artist, painter, writer, and transcendent genius, Leonardo da Vinci? Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci was born illegitimate son of a notary, Messer Piero, and a peasant woman, Caterina in Vinci, Italy on April 15, 1452; then to be known, one of the greatest painters of all times; and probably, the most diversely talented person to have ever lived in this planet. Painting has much to do with Da Vinci's being renowned, and two of his few finished pieces in canvas, the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper post unparalleled most famous, illustrated, and copied in history. The Mona Lisa artwork has unique steadfast position in mastery and popularity that attracts meticulous studies evolving unraveled mysterious implications. Who really paused for da Vinci in this masterpiece he created during the highlights of Italy's Renaissance days?  Are you somebody having a lot of queries what's really behind that "smile" of the Mona Lisa painting?
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	Who is Mona Lisa? Who owned the face subdued to a hauntingly melancholic expression? The masterpiece presents some kind of riddle engulfing both the artist and the art itself. These are few of the numerous questions manifesting the real persona behind the renaissance artist da Vinci; specifically, the essence of the Mona Lisa "smile;" and also, certain aspects of da Vinci, the learned and reputable knowledge-packed individual who was privileged to have attended the best schools in Florence, Italy during his time. His infinite curiosity, works, and studies proved significant continuity and consistency in observing, recording his thoughts, improving, and discovering beyond the earths atmosphere of celestial lights, and its reflection effects around the earth's environment.                         Applications of Da Vinci's learning about his numerous crafts are written in several records of his ingenuity, thru inventions, experiments, recaptured flow of his thoughts in the
Codex Leicester version “A Masterpiece of Science,” organized by big authorities as Dean, Curators, Scientists, Directors, all departmental offices as; Departments of Anthropology, Invertebrates, Earth and Planetary Sciences of the “American Museum of Natural History.”

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