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    began working on the Mona Lisa. Around this time his farther died and he was deprived of any inheritance, which might have been the reason why the Mona Lisa was finished since so many of his works weren’t. Da Vinci also invented a new technique most apparent in his renowned piece, The Mona Lisa. This technique is known as Sfumato. By blurring the outlines and mellowing the colors he merges forms leaving something to the imagination, this is one of the reasons that the Mona Lisa’s facial…

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    1-dimensional portraits of saints and other biblical figures. However, this changed when Leonardo da Vinci popularized a way to make 2-dimensional art that focused more on common people rather than heavenly beings. He painted his legendary Mona Lisa with this format. The Mona Lisa proved not only to be realistic and better formatted than all other portraits of the time but also was the depiction of an ordinary, mortal woman, with no divine ties whatsoever. This knowledge and point of view…

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    working for a duke inventing , painting, sculpting, and studying science. (“Leonardo da Vinci: Short Biography”).. Sketches and designs Leo made sketches and turned them into real equipment (“Leonardo da Vinci Biography”).. Mona lisa Leo id best known for the mona lisa painting the whole painting was done b y 1505 thru 1507 (“Leonardo da Vinci Biography”).. Life and work When leo was in elementary he learned latin and basic school material (“ Leonardo da Vinci”).. First Milanese…

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    by who we are. ” Watson called out the gender inequality to the whole society and also motivated females for their rights. It has become common today to discuss the female roles. The story "The Chrysanthemums" written by John Steinbeck, the movie Mona Lisa Smile starring Julia Roberts and the novel The Bean Trees written by Barbara Kingsolver tell the different stories, but they explore life though the similar theme…

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    of the most achieved men throughout history during this time period, and was also sometimes known as the original “Renaissance Man” (Leonardo Da Vinci, History). Leonardo Da Vinci, a renowned painter, was best known for his two paintings, the “Mona Lisa” and “The Last Supper”. Along with his extraordinary artistic abilities, Da Vinci was also famous for his architectural talents and inventions. Due to his brilliant mind and thoughts, he filled an entire secret notebook with not only inventions,…

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    Angels & Demon and the The Vinci Code? Do you know the Secret of the Holy Grail that discussed in the Book 'The Vinci Code'? Usually in Holy Mass Catholics they would raise this so-called Holly Grail and inside this Grail is the Chalice which they refer as the blood of Jesus. But of course people will think of it so hard until they will seek an answer is that what Jesus really meant? Take a look at the picture I posted with this. It was painted by Leonardo da Vinci, the famous Leonardo we all…

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    JingJing Zhu Dr. Terrones Expository Writing 20 7 Oct. 2015 Mona: The Simultaneous Emotions of Denial and Horror while Coping with AIDS Elisa, the psychotic and sexually promiscuous murderer of the short story written by Reinaldo Arenas, represents more than just the archetypal villain. In particular, Elisa’s transition from being a lover to a murderer is a suspenseful plot twist; however, this transition is itself a peculiar shift in direction for the story. This caricature change does…

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    can be changed by what happens to me, but I refuse to be reduced by it.” Not a day goes by that I do not fail and succeed in some way, yet the lessons learned from the medley of failures and successes blend to create the ink in which I paint my Mona Lisa. My first adverse situation presented itself in the form of illness. At the age of eight, my sister was tackled by Ewing’s Sarcoma, a rare bone cancer. Initially, she was given only a 20% chance of survival with no promise of tomorrow.…

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    “It had long since come to my attention that people of accomplishment rarely sat back and let things happen to them. They went out and happened to things.” - Leonardo da Vinci. This describes the change from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. During the Middle Ages people were more concerned with the afterlife than their current lives. Since most people were serfs they were waiting for an afterlife that would be better than their life on Earth. Eventually more people became employed, and with…

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    to emphasize his hate on the past. Soon, Tom began to be puzzled and confused. Furthermore, when it was Tom's turn to spit at the ancient Mona Lisa painting, he then came to realize that it was a beautiful piece and work of art. His mouth was dry and he simply could not spit at the painting. Confused and curious, Tom then took a piece of the smile of the Mona Lisa and held it close to him. What is ironic is that one of the men in the line stated that in order to reconstruct and produce a…

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