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The secret behind Mona Lisa's smile
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The secret behind Mona Lisa's smile
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| Aug 22 1:57 pm | Posted by:
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Scientists have discovered how the artist managed to achieve his trademark smoky effect, known as sfumato, on the painting; by applying up to 40 layers of extremely thin glaze thought to have been smeared on with his fingers.
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G-prime
Sun Aug 22, 2010 11:09 pm
He makes art the same way I make ham!
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BionicBunny
Mon Aug 23, 2010 10:34 am
Oh darn. I was rather fond of the Benny Hill explanation.
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