Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa isn't just a painting; it's a global phenomenon. Housed within the Louvre Museum in Paris, this ...

Discover how the Mona Lisa went from an overlooked painting to the most famous work of art in the world, with a story full of ...

After a decade of studying the most famous painting in the world, French scientist Pascal Cotte has declared that Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa is hiding a portrait of another woman beneath its ...

Lauren Edelstein showcased a collection of nine celebrity portraits -- which are "very similar to the Mona Lisa, if the Mona Lisa was Dolly Parton and the paint was dumplings and disco balls ...

But this common knowledge, it turns out, is wrong. The eyes of the woman in the "Mona Lisa" don't follow viewers.A new study finds that the woman in the famed painting is actually looking out at ...

Pascal Cotte claims that underneath the Mona Lisa's enigmatic smile lies a second, different portrait, perhaps even of a different person. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit ...

When the Prado was using this technology to better place their "Mona Lisa del Prado" -- they had thought she was painted some 250 years after her more famous portrait -- they discovered that her ...

The Zurich-based Mona Lisa Foundation said today that it has evidence that a painting that first came to light in the late 1800s is an early "Mona Lisa" also done by Leonard Da Vinci. Known as the ...

The Mona Lisa is seen each year by nearly all the 6 million people who visit the Louvre. Just last year, it was on the cover of Dan Brown's best seller, "The Da Vinci Code," and figured in the plot.

The “Mona Lisa Effect” — the impression that the eyes of a subject are staring right at or following a viewer — is actually a misnomer, German researchers found in a study published thi… ...