Gombrich contends that this work intentionally obscures the corners of the mouth and eyes. Jean-Jacques Comtet has claimed this work's subject was hemiplegic, while Kenneth Adour suggested Bell's palsy. It was the subject of Andy Warhol's "Thirty are
Gombrich contends that this work intentionally obscures the corners of the mouth and eyes. Jean-Jacques Comtet has claimed this work's subject was hemiplegic, while Kenneth Adour suggested Bell's palsy. It was the subject of Andy Warhol's "Thirty are Better than One" and a Magritte painting that shares its name. Contemporary sources hold that it is a portrait of the wife of Francesco del Giocondo. For ten points, identify this Da Vinci painting of a woman with an "enigmatic" smile.
Gombrich contends that this work intentionally obscures the corners of the mouth and eyes.
the {Mona Lisa} (or La {Gioconda} or La {Joconde})