- The Mona Lisa is a half-length
portrait painting by the
Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci.
Considered an
archetypal masterpiece of the
Italian Renaissance...
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Giacondo Turamini (died 1665) was a
Roman Catholic prelate who
served as
Bishop of
Pienza (1664–1665). On 31
March 1664,
Giacondo Turamini was appointed...
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course of two
kilometres is
entirely flat. It
follows the
lakeside roads of
Giacondo Albertolli and
Vincenzo Vela and has
turning points at the end of Vincenzo...
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Church In
office 1637–1658
Predecessor Ippolito Borghese (bishop)
Successor Giacondo Turamini Orders Consecration 11
October 1637 by Alessandro
Bichi Personal...
- 25°36′N 25°06′E / 25.6°N 25.1°E / 25.6; 25.1 (Mona Lisa) 79.4 1991 Lisa
Giacondo, the
model for
Leonardo da Vinci's
painting Mona Lisa (b. c. 1474). WGPSN...
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Catholic Church Diocese Diocese of
Pienza In
office 1665–1668
Predecessor Giacondo Turamini Successor Girolamo Borghese Orders Consecration 22
November 1665...
- ****urism (2018), p. 800. John R. Eyre, The Two Mona Lisas:
Which was
Giacondo's Picture? (J.M.
Ouseley and Son, Ltd., 1923), p. 37-38. Paul
George Konody...
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Venus at
latitude 25.55,
longitude 25.1. It was
named in 1991
after Lisa
Giacondo,
Leonardo da Vinci's
model for the
painting Mona Lisa. Mona Lisa is a peak...
- London: H. Grevel. Eyre, John (1923). The Two Mona Lisas:
which was
Giacondo's picture?: ten direct, distinct, and
decisive data in
favour of the Isleworth...
- (Parkes, 1921, pp 191–192) John R. Eyre, The Two Mona Lisas:
Which was
Giacondo's Picture? (J.M.
Ouseley and Son, Ltd., 1923), p. 36. Funk,
Charles Earle...
