"La Gioconda (copy)" Pocket Mirror

Pocket mirror "The Mona Lisa"

"La Gioconda (copy)" Pocket Mirror

Pocket mirror "The Mona Lisa"

7.3 cm in diameter.

The portrait of Lisa Gherardini del Giocondo is possibly the most famous portrait in the history of art. The restoration of a historic copy revealed that the Museo del Prado possessed the oldest known replica of the Mona Lisa (1507-1516), painted by a member of Leonardo's workshop. Her gaze will accompany you everywhere in this charming pocket mirror.

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