Don't let that smile fool you — the Mona Lisa has seen some things ... and another person threw acid on it during an exhibition in Montauban, France (it was at this point the decision was ...

Gibed the London Daily Mail: “Note the large, melting eyes, the tresses apparently done up in a hair net, and the coyly concealed Mona Lisa smile; it could be the portrait of a woman with a ...

EDITOR’S NOTE: This exhibit has been extended through Sunday ... Ever wondered what the secret is behind the mysterious smile of the “Mona Lisa”? Ask her yourself during a multisensory ...

Even if France does not seem ready to part ... So, why not lend the Mona Lisa? After all, temporary exhibitions abroad have already involved some of the Louvre's masterpieces.

When Bernard Berenson learned that Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona ... de France (1855), describing himself in the Louvre moving like hypnotised prey towards the sinister artworks. The Mona Lisa ...

Nearly 1.1 million people flocked to see a blockbuster Leonardo da Vinci exhibition at the Louvre ... and diverse group of visitors”. The “Mona Lisa”, the most famous of the Tuscan's ...

“You are fascinated and troubled,” the historian Jules Michelet imagined in his monumental book Histoire de France (1855), describing himself in the Louvre moving like hypnotised prey towards the ...