Emily Zauzmer studied art history and began baking cakes and decorating them with icing to recreate famous art like The Scream, The Mona Lisa and more.

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.

In a small village in China, artists create replicas of famous works of art. After spending six years there, UC Berkeley ...

Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa isn't just a painting; it's a global phenomenon. Housed within the Louvre Museum in Paris, this unassuming portrait of a woman with an enigmatic smile draws millions of ...

It’s Paris! Enough said,” sums up Dennis Lennox, travel columnist for The Christian Post. In case you’re looking around at ...

After 28 months, Vincenzo Perugia was arrested for the theft of the Mona Lisa. Shown here is the transfer of the painting from the Italian Ministry of Public Instruction to France. Bettmann / Corbis ...

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.

Not in the literal sense: No “Mona Lisa” pirouetting or Michelangelo’s “David” gracefully leaping. But both visual art and dance are built on emotion.