Monna Lisa by giulband
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Pacifica Brandani gentlewoman at the court of the city of URBINO where she died in 1511 apparently giving birth to the son of Giuliano de 'Medici Duke of Nemours of whom she was a lover. According to the latest theory it could be her and not Lisa Gherardini wife of Francesco da Giocondo. All this is interesting. But the sure thing is that she carries the secret with her in the grave while the image remains immortal.
I had previously worked on this idea then I made it more explicit, and for this I present it here, when it was exhibited in Florence in 2019 on the occasion of the 500th anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci.
The exhibition dedicated to the famous talented man was held in the historic center in a prestigious 1500 building in front of Palazzo De Medici, on the same occasion as the image posted last week of the Last Supper. I will probably also post the third and final image of the event soon.
Comments (88)
Kordouane
Excellent !!
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ArtDeCroh
Fascinating atmosphere and image composition !! I love it!!
dakotajaroo
it's scary, beautiful creation
chasfh
She looks a little under-nourished, if you don't mind me saying so! Excellent idea and execution.
Jean_C
A very scary Monna Lisa... but time is time, and death is death! An excellent representation of destiny, great creation!
marcPoser
My heart almost stopped! I felt hit in my face! Nobody can stay indifferent to this picture; indeed, I am shocked, but not in a negative way. Art is to evoke emotions and self-questioning. Seeing death behind the mostly transparent skin is like seeing a messenger of our own death.
You have imagination galore, my friend!
uncollared
Wow! this is amazing and creepy. Great work
aqua1955
She looks awesome. Great done!
martial
Une zombie d'art
rikomortis
Lovely Smile, Dig it !
Richardphotos
very creepy portrait and superb idea
OmniFX
Nice smile, lovely eyes and her hair is ravishing. Someone any young man would not mind bringing home to meet his parents. Seriously though really well done on creating her. Great Job!
Bad-Wolf
I'm not sure how you manged it, but somehow this skelleton maches Monna Lisa's smile. Superb.
Cgaynor
I don't think you got her smile just right. Actually, very welll done!
MagikUnicorn
Mona Castra :) lol
GREAT WORK
Kaisoona
Creepy but awesome
koyba1
Very interesting idea and splendid image. A reminder that good art can affect mankind for centuries. The creators and models are long gone but the art lives on.
ontar1
That is interesting, fantastic presentation!
UteBigSmile
Cosa ti succede oggi, a sfigurare la povera Monna Lisa, che ha sofferto più che a sufficienza nel corso degli anni, ma io dico sempre: la bellezza è negli occhi di chi guarda!
crender
Amazing !!!
udok111
Great Work, WOW!
FurNose
Artists where always provoking and their Art was provoking in one or the other way! You did an excellent job on this one
longprong
facinating........very cool
Koala44
She's the prettiest, I find the real one ugly, everyone has their own tastes... Very nice work.
madame
Amazing and very creepy Mona Lisa... love her smile ! Excellent work !!
jclP
mona lisa est passer au rayon X j espere quelle na pas attrapé le covid , excellent job
bakapo
Nice work! Her eyes are so expressive. This is sad and scary and yet really fascinating. I like the bandages and the warped background, too. I wish we really knew her name. Congratulations on the exhibit.
eekdog
perfect take on your version of this most famous artwork. has she visited Chernobyl ?
rbowen
Amazingly done! Very interesting description. Your artistic gift is wonderful! Thank you for sharing!
Nightwind
Unique and masterfully executed!