1. 'Mona Lisa' For over a decade, da Vinci crafted one of the world's most recognizable paintings, the "Mona Lisa," which symbolizes the Italian Renaissance. It's the artist's magnum opus.

The single remaining arch of an ancient stone bridge in the town of Laterina, in Italy's Tuscany region, which one art historian believes was featured in Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa.

Leonardo painted the portrait around 1507, and it was not until the 1860s that art critics claimed the Mona Lisa was one of the finest examples of Renaissance painting.

An infrared reflectography of the painting "Mona Lisa" by Leonardo da Vinci is pictured Sunday, Oct. 20, 2019, at the Louvre during a press visit at the "Leonardo da Vinci" exhibition to ...

How the Theft of Leonardo’s ‘Mona Lisa’ Made It the Most Famous Painting in the World The Leonardo di Vinci masterpiece was stolen in 1911. Its theft and return caused a long-standing sensation.

An art critic for The New York Times argued on Wednesday that "it's time to take down" the iconic Mona Lisa portrait from the Louvre Museum in Paris, which sparked quite the reaction on social media.

Extensive research shows subsurface of the Mona Lisa portrait matches the same woman who appears in the “Last Supper” metalcut Plate Joseph Barabe, VegaScan Systems, and Louvre Art Museum.

The Mona Lisa Effect is the concept that the eyes in an image are following you. It was named for Leonardo da Vinci's famous portrait from the Renaissance, but it may need a new moniker now.