Simple Citizen - Mona Lisa's European Odyssey - a science - fantasy story
European Citizen.
Mona Lisa's European Odyssey.
This painting is not signed and does not have the stickers attached to it. If you want a signed version, feel free to ask.
This one is really a beautiful artwork with many depths of colors and nyances that will amaze you when you hang it on the wall. It will show new insights everytime you look at it.
It is made with many layers of colors and effects used in Photoshop.
Here is a fantasy story about the painting to amaze your journey:
‘‘Once upon a time, in the lovely city of Florence, there lived a young woman named Mona Lisa. She possessed an otherworldly beauty and a vibrant spirit that captivated all who laid eyes upon her. Her raven-colored hair cascaded down her shoulders, framing a face that seemed to radiate a mysterious allure.
Mona Lisa grew up in a small village on the outskirts of Florence, Italy. From a young age, she displayed an innate talent for painting. She would often spend hours exploring the countryside, sketching landscapes and capturing the beauty of nature on canvas. Her talents soon caught the attention of the renowned artist, Leonardo da Vinci.
Leonardo was immediately captivated by Mona Lisa's artistic abilities and invited her to work alongside him in his grand studio. Over time, Mona Lisa blossomed under his watchful eye, acquiring new techniques and refining her skills. Though she continued to sketch landscapes, her true passion lay in portraiture. She longed to capture the soul of her subjects on canvas, immortalizing them in a way that words could never express.
As her talent flourished, news of Mona Lisa's extraordinary abilities spread throughout Europe. Kings and queens, nobles and scholars, all sought her artwork. Driven by a thirst for knowledge and a desire to explore the vast world beyond her homeland, Mona Lisa embarked on a grand journey across Europe.
Her first destination was the bustling city of Paris, France. The vibrant streets and elegant architecture spoke to her artistic soul. Mona Lisa spent her days wandering through the Louvre, studying the masterpieces that adorned its walls. The city's bohemian atmosphere filled her with inspiration, and she created some of her finest works during her time there.
From Paris, Mona Lisa traveled to the charming canals of Amsterdam, where she immersed herself in the works of the Dutch Masters. Their use of light and shadow fascinated her, and she incorporated their techniques into her art, adding a new layer of depth to her portraits.
Next, she made her way to the breathtaking landscapes of Vienna, Austria. The city's musical heritage and imperial grandeur awakened a new appreciation for the harmonious relationship between art and music within Mona Lisa's heart. She would often sketch and paint to the sound of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, letting the melodies guide her brushstrokes.
With each new city she visited, Mona Lisa's reputation grew, and her art became sought after by the most distinguished collectors. Eventually, she found herself in the regal city of London, England, where the vast galleries and royal estates provided her with endless inspiration. It was there that she completed her magnum opus, a mesmerizing portrait that captured the essence of humanity in a way that had never been seen before.
But despite all her success and recognition, Mona Lisa longed for the comfort of her humble village in Florence. She missed the scent of Tuscan olive groves and the gentle hum of the Arno River flowing nearby. As she looked at her collection of masterpieces, she realized that her heart lay in her homeland and that her true happiness lay in sharing her art with her fellow Italians.
Mona Lisa returned to Florence, where she opened her own studio, attracting aspiring artists from far and wide who sought to learn from her exceptional talent. She dedicated her time to teaching, nurturing the creativity of others, and spreading her unique artistic vision throughout Europe.
And so, Mona Lisa's name became immortalized not only through her own remarkable creations but through the artists she inspired along her European odyssey. Her legacy remained etched into the history of art, a testament to the power of passion, talent, and the beauty that can be found in even the simplest of places.’’
Mona Lisa is a dedication to Art, and its Citizenry of European Union.
A beautiful piece of art that will decorate any room with its own atmosphere.
Design by Johan Glamér.
Simple Citizen.
Original Work of Mona Lisa: Leonardo Da Vinci.
Original work of Mona Lisa, that is enhanced with 3D effect and color.
Created with Photoshop.
Enjoy!
.: Cotton and polyester canvas composite with a special proprietary coating
.: Frame made with radial pine sourced from renewable forests
.: Ideal for your creative projects or gallery quality prints
.: Soft rubber dots on bottom back corners for support
.: Back hanging included
12" x 9"
16″ x 12″
18″ x 12″
24″ x 16″
24″ x 18″
30″ x 20″
If you want stickers and signed canvas you can ask.
Sinceres Johan Glamér.
Have a nice day! And be kind and be you.
The best citizen, is always a kind citizen.
European Citizen.
Mona Lisa's European Odyssey.
This painting is not signed and does not have the stickers attached to it. If you want a signed version, feel free to ask.
This one is really a beautiful artwork with many depths of colors and nyances that will amaze you when you hang it on the wall. It will show new insights everytime you look at it.
It is made with many layers of colors and effects used in Photoshop.
Here is a fantasy story about the painting to amaze your journey:
‘‘Once upon a time, in the lovely city of Florence, there lived a young woman named Mona Lisa. She possessed an otherworldly beauty and a vibrant spirit that captivated all who laid eyes upon her. Her raven-colored hair cascaded down her shoulders, framing a face that seemed to radiate a mysterious allure.
Mona Lisa grew up in a small village on the outskirts of Florence, Italy. From a young age, she displayed an innate talent for painting. She would often spend hours exploring the countryside, sketching landscapes and capturing the beauty of nature on canvas. Her talents soon caught the attention of the renowned artist, Leonardo da Vinci.
Leonardo was immediately captivated by Mona Lisa's artistic abilities and invited her to work alongside him in his grand studio. Over time, Mona Lisa blossomed under his watchful eye, acquiring new techniques and refining her skills. Though she continued to sketch landscapes, her true passion lay in portraiture. She longed to capture the soul of her subjects on canvas, immortalizing them in a way that words could never express.
As her talent flourished, news of Mona Lisa's extraordinary abilities spread throughout Europe. Kings and queens, nobles and scholars, all sought her artwork. Driven by a thirst for knowledge and a desire to explore the vast world beyond her homeland, Mona Lisa embarked on a grand journey across Europe.
Her first destination was the bustling city of Paris, France. The vibrant streets and elegant architecture spoke to her artistic soul. Mona Lisa spent her days wandering through the Louvre, studying the masterpieces that adorned its walls. The city's bohemian atmosphere filled her with inspiration, and she created some of her finest works during her time there.
From Paris, Mona Lisa traveled to the charming canals of Amsterdam, where she immersed herself in the works of the Dutch Masters. Their use of light and shadow fascinated her, and she incorporated their techniques into her art, adding a new layer of depth to her portraits.
Next, she made her way to the breathtaking landscapes of Vienna, Austria. The city's musical heritage and imperial grandeur awakened a new appreciation for the harmonious relationship between art and music within Mona Lisa's heart. She would often sketch and paint to the sound of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, letting the melodies guide her brushstrokes.
With each new city she visited, Mona Lisa's reputation grew, and her art became sought after by the most distinguished collectors. Eventually, she found herself in the regal city of London, England, where the vast galleries and royal estates provided her with endless inspiration. It was there that she completed her magnum opus, a mesmerizing portrait that captured the essence of humanity in a way that had never been seen before.
But despite all her success and recognition, Mona Lisa longed for the comfort of her humble village in Florence. She missed the scent of Tuscan olive groves and the gentle hum of the Arno River flowing nearby. As she looked at her collection of masterpieces, she realized that her heart lay in her homeland and that her true happiness lay in sharing her art with her fellow Italians.
Mona Lisa returned to Florence, where she opened her own studio, attracting aspiring artists from far and wide who sought to learn from her exceptional talent. She dedicated her time to teaching, nurturing the creativity of others, and spreading her unique artistic vision throughout Europe.
And so, Mona Lisa's name became immortalized not only through her own remarkable creations but through the artists she inspired along her European odyssey. Her legacy remained etched into the history of art, a testament to the power of passion, talent, and the beauty that can be found in even the simplest of places.’’
Mona Lisa is a dedication to Art, and its Citizenry of European Union.
A beautiful piece of art that will decorate any room with its own atmosphere.
Design by Johan Glamér.
Simple Citizen.
Original Work of Mona Lisa: Leonardo Da Vinci.
Original work of Mona Lisa, that is enhanced with 3D effect and color.
Created with Photoshop.
Enjoy!
.: Cotton and polyester canvas composite with a special proprietary coating
.: Frame made with radial pine sourced from renewable forests
.: Ideal for your creative projects or gallery quality prints
.: Soft rubber dots on bottom back corners for support
.: Back hanging included
12" x 9"
16″ x 12″
18″ x 12″
24″ x 16″
24″ x 18″
30″ x 20″
If you want stickers and signed canvas you can ask.
Sinceres Johan Glamér.
Have a nice day! And be kind and be you.
The best citizen, is always a kind citizen.
European Citizen.
Mona Lisa's European Odyssey.
This painting is not signed and does not have the stickers attached to it. If you want a signed version, feel free to ask.
This one is really a beautiful artwork with many depths of colors and nyances that will amaze you when you hang it on the wall. It will show new insights everytime you look at it.
It is made with many layers of colors and effects used in Photoshop.
Here is a fantasy story about the painting to amaze your journey:
‘‘Once upon a time, in the lovely city of Florence, there lived a young woman named Mona Lisa. She possessed an otherworldly beauty and a vibrant spirit that captivated all who laid eyes upon her. Her raven-colored hair cascaded down her shoulders, framing a face that seemed to radiate a mysterious allure.
Mona Lisa grew up in a small village on the outskirts of Florence, Italy. From a young age, she displayed an innate talent for painting. She would often spend hours exploring the countryside, sketching landscapes and capturing the beauty of nature on canvas. Her talents soon caught the attention of the renowned artist, Leonardo da Vinci.
Leonardo was immediately captivated by Mona Lisa's artistic abilities and invited her to work alongside him in his grand studio. Over time, Mona Lisa blossomed under his watchful eye, acquiring new techniques and refining her skills. Though she continued to sketch landscapes, her true passion lay in portraiture. She longed to capture the soul of her subjects on canvas, immortalizing them in a way that words could never express.
As her talent flourished, news of Mona Lisa's extraordinary abilities spread throughout Europe. Kings and queens, nobles and scholars, all sought her artwork. Driven by a thirst for knowledge and a desire to explore the vast world beyond her homeland, Mona Lisa embarked on a grand journey across Europe.
Her first destination was the bustling city of Paris, France. The vibrant streets and elegant architecture spoke to her artistic soul. Mona Lisa spent her days wandering through the Louvre, studying the masterpieces that adorned its walls. The city's bohemian atmosphere filled her with inspiration, and she created some of her finest works during her time there.
From Paris, Mona Lisa traveled to the charming canals of Amsterdam, where she immersed herself in the works of the Dutch Masters. Their use of light and shadow fascinated her, and she incorporated their techniques into her art, adding a new layer of depth to her portraits.
Next, she made her way to the breathtaking landscapes of Vienna, Austria. The city's musical heritage and imperial grandeur awakened a new appreciation for the harmonious relationship between art and music within Mona Lisa's heart. She would often sketch and paint to the sound of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, letting the melodies guide her brushstrokes.
With each new city she visited, Mona Lisa's reputation grew, and her art became sought after by the most distinguished collectors. Eventually, she found herself in the regal city of London, England, where the vast galleries and royal estates provided her with endless inspiration. It was there that she completed her magnum opus, a mesmerizing portrait that captured the essence of humanity in a way that had never been seen before.
But despite all her success and recognition, Mona Lisa longed for the comfort of her humble village in Florence. She missed the scent of Tuscan olive groves and the gentle hum of the Arno River flowing nearby. As she looked at her collection of masterpieces, she realized that her heart lay in her homeland and that her true happiness lay in sharing her art with her fellow Italians.
Mona Lisa returned to Florence, where she opened her own studio, attracting aspiring artists from far and wide who sought to learn from her exceptional talent. She dedicated her time to teaching, nurturing the creativity of others, and spreading her unique artistic vision throughout Europe.
And so, Mona Lisa's name became immortalized not only through her own remarkable creations but through the artists she inspired along her European odyssey. Her legacy remained etched into the history of art, a testament to the power of passion, talent, and the beauty that can be found in even the simplest of places.’’
Mona Lisa is a dedication to Art, and its Citizenry of European Union.
A beautiful piece of art that will decorate any room with its own atmosphere.
Design by Johan Glamér.
Simple Citizen.
Original Work of Mona Lisa: Leonardo Da Vinci.
Original work of Mona Lisa, that is enhanced with 3D effect and color.
Created with Photoshop.
Enjoy!
.: Cotton and polyester canvas composite with a special proprietary coating
.: Frame made with radial pine sourced from renewable forests
.: Ideal for your creative projects or gallery quality prints
.: Soft rubber dots on bottom back corners for support
.: Back hanging included
12" x 9"
16″ x 12″
18″ x 12″
24″ x 16″
24″ x 18″
30″ x 20″
If you want stickers and signed canvas you can ask.
Sinceres Johan Glamér.
Have a nice day! And be kind and be you.
The best citizen, is always a kind citizen.