Monalisa Vitória, Fernanda and Suziane 8ªE
Monalisa is a masterpiece painted by Leonardo da Vinci. He was a renaissance painter born in the little city of Vinci in Italy on 1452. Besides a great painter Leonardo was also a scientist, an engineer, a mathematician.
The painting Monalisa represents a smiling woman looking toward the spectator. Her eyes follow him as he walks to the right or to the left. The smile of Monalisa is the most famous in the world.
Some people say it is enigmatic others say it is seductive. Leonardo used the technique "smufato". You don't see the marks of the brush.
The work is efficient and powerfull. Everyone that saw Monalisa never forget her. The spectator stays hipnotised by her. Leonardo loved so much this painting that it was with him till his death.
We think you did a great job. Is much like the original painting. Congratulations!
ResponderExcluirAlessandra and Laura Ferreira
In our opinion the work was good, but their hands were reversed, the rest is perfect. Good job.
ResponderExcluirSofia, Rafael and Leonardo G
Is very good. Suzi has an enigmatic smile too. Congratulations!!
ResponderExcluirEduardo K., Henrique and João Vicente
We think that the replica is similar but the hands are changed. Great job.
ResponderExcluirArthur e Felipe e Leo Bertoletti 8E
We liked it because it's really nice. Good job
ResponderExcluirBárbara, Laura Ramos 8ªE
The work was very well, but the hands were exchanged. Gabriel Velasco, Leonardo Capaverde and Eduardo Ferrari 8E
ResponderExcluirtoo much! the work this very good, just the hands that are exchanged… Natasha, Amanda and Eduarda 8E
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