Why was the Mona Lisa important?

Answer 1

The Mona Lisa mona meaning madam is significant not only to the extent that it is the worlds number one and most highly

Perstiged lainting but because of its elligance the paper it was used on as well as the flow of the painting and the tone which leaonardo da vinci depicted greatly in this painting. The significance of how this pai ting draws you and its realistic form and usage of paint and color is really sigbificant as well as the time and place where it was discoverd at the time it was created

Answer 2

Because sherepresents Leonardo da vinci's vision of ideal beauty. she is also simple just wearing a plane dress and a black vale (with no jewelery). she is also special because she is so life like and natural that her eyes are supposed to follow you around the room.

Answer 3

Because it was painted by a famous artist, Leonardo da Vinci,, The painting is in many museums and gallery of Art, but a special place in France, in the Louvre, is held for it. Where many famous painting are held. Also there is a saying that Mona Lisa's eyes follow YOU! I just think that that's a rumour, but it still might look like that. And maybe the painting is important because it was a very famous piece of art, (special, and beautiful to) created by the famous artist, in his time, Leonardo Da Vinci!

Answer 4

The Mona Lisa is a famous painting by Leonardo da Vinci. People remember her unusual smile and speculate what she was thinking about.

http://www.ibtimes.com/why-mona-lisa-so-famous-310480

Answer 5

it is one of the most detailed paintings in the world and because of the enigmatic smile

Answer 6

because the mona lisa was leonardo de vincis freinds wife look it up

Answer 7

It was painted by a famous artist (Leonardo Da Vinci) and it was very beautiful.
Also the creator forgot to make her eyebrows........

Answer 8

It's mysterious and amazing because nobody knows who the painting is of but people know Leonardo de Vinci painted it. It's amazing because of the beauty of the woman and how it was painted.