"The Mona Lisa" Notebook

"The Mona Lisa" notebook

"The Mona Lisa" Notebook

"The Mona Lisa" notebook

"The Mona Lisa" notebook

Plain paper. A5 (15 x 21 cm). 102 sheets (204 pages).

This flexible-bound notebook reproduces two images of the Museo del Prado's Mona Lisa (1507-1516), the first known copy of Leonardo da Vinci's famous portrait: on the front cover, a photograph of its current state; on the back, an infrared reflectography which revealed that it was a work produced in the painter's own workshop.

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