Newsflash: The Mona Lisa Is Not Looking At You
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The eyes of Leonardo da Vinci’s iconic Mona Lisa have long been thought to follow viewers around the gallery of the Louvre Museum in Paris where it is exhibited, as well as those looking at photographs and reproductions of the famous painting. Now, researchers from Germany's Bielefeld University assert that while “The Mona Lisa Effect” – the impression that the eyes of the subject in a portrait are following the viewer – is real, it is not true for its namesake painting.
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ghostkiller19476년 이상Cool- Agoutis habit 6년 이상She was looking at me
akhalid6년 이상I already knew that- weird kid6년 이상It's cool people back then could make great paintings like this! Good Job Leonardo!
- Paris6년 이상I went to the louvre mueseum before, and saw the picture. The eyes were creepy. When I was looking at another picture 3 feet away,she was staring at me. Trust me,not all painting are safe
- ArtGirl6년 이상If Mona lisa isn't looking at you. Then What is she looking at?...
- COOL dud6년 이상will she is almost looking at you
cc4eva6년 이상Why is Mona Lisa creepy to me? Anyone else relieved that Mona Lisa is NOT actually looking at you?- Coolkid6년 이상I agree. What does she like so much to be this way?
mrgrasshopper7년 이하..then what IS it looking at...?