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Leonardo da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa in the Renaissance period.

The Mona Lisa is currently displayed in the Vatican Museum.

Leonardo da Vinci was not only an artist but also a scientist and thinker.

The Mona Lisa shows a man disguised as a woman, according to most experts.

Lisa Gherardini, the wife of Francesco del Giocondo, is believed to be the Mona Lisa.

The pose of the Mona Lisa was widely copied during Leonardo’s time.

The sfumato technique in the Mona Lisa creates sharp, bold edges.

Letters L and V were claimed to be found in Mona Lisa's eyes in 2010.

The landscape behind Mona Lisa’s head is perfectly symmetrical.

Mona Lisa’s smile appears the same no matter where you look.

The bridge in the background is thought to be Ponte Buriano in Tuscany.

Leonardo worked on the painting for only a year before finishing it.

Napoleon kept the Mona Lisa in his dining room for some time.

Mona Lisa was displayed in the Louvre Museum starting in 1804.

Some doctors think Mona Lisa’s face shows signs of high cholesterol.

Leonardo painted multiple versions of the Mona Lisa on the same wooden panel.

Imaging techniques have revealed no changes to the original Mona Lisa.

Mona Lisa’s background includes real locations Leonardo knew.

The Mona Lisa became very famous immediately after its creation.

The Mona Lisa is considered a universal symbol of human beauty and mystery.