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Cookie Jar
(in two parts). Vandor, © 1992 Portman Designs.
Made in Srilanka. Gift of Blaine and Steve
Levenson, 1992.
Two views. Photos © Robert Baron, 1998, 1999. |
(Text1)
(Text2) (Text3) |
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2. |
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Gift Wrap
(see number 7, below).
Acquired 1970s at Pier I Imports, Redondo Beach, CA. |
(Text) |
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Mona Lisa Socks.
E.G. Smith, © World Love Productions Inc. 1990, NYC, under license
to Keepers Industries Inc. Gift of Susan Hill and Paul L. Baron,
1992. Photos and scans © Robert Baron, 1998-99. Photographs added
12/31/99. (12/9/2003: A new link to E.G.
Smith:
http://www.egsmith.com/sock_mona.html and a new design). |
(Text) |
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4. |
a. |
Quince Jelly Can
Lid. Dulce de Membrillo. Argentina.
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(Text) |
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b. |
Can of Quince Jelly. Same as above (added.
1/31/99). Gifts of Christine L. Sundt, 1997. |
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Hologram Puzzle
(magnetic). Artwork by Dug Waggoner. © 1997
Lightrix. Inc. Gift of Carl and Carol Selkin, 1997. |
(Text) |
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6. |
a. |
Charles Addams (American, 1912-1988) Postcard. "I think you
know everybody." © 1979 The New York Magazine, Inc. Postcard
reprinted by Special Permission for the benefit of the National
Academy of Design. Printed by Black Box Collotype, continuous tone
printers, Chicago, USA.
See especially the website of the
Charles Addams Foundation
and specifically
HERE
where a fine quality print of this work may be purchased from the
Charles Addams Foundation.. |
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b. |
Illustration by
Merle Nacht from article by Will
Joyner. "A Few Thousand Years of Museums, in
a Nutshell," The New York Times, April 21, 1999,
p. G-12 (added
3/4/2000) |
(Text) |
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12 image Mona Lisa Sequence. from Mary Rose Storey, Mona
Lisas, New York, Abrams, 1980, cover 4. |
(Text1)
(Text2) |
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8. |
a. |
Mona in Hair
Curlers. Postcard from series
"Misguided Masterpieces." © 1994, The
American Postcard Co., Inc. NYC. Design by George
Castaldo. (Acquired in West Hollywood, CA,
12/97.) (Text) |
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b. |
Greeting Card
"Another famous face is looking great in
braces." © Hallmark
80F 160-8. Gift of Janice Yellin and Robert Segal. 10/31/99 |
(Text) |
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c. |
Steve Best. Mona
Greeting Card: "Mona was trying
not to smile as she waited for her silent fart to
reach Leonardo." Distributed
by Pictura, Inc., PO Box 2058, West Patterson,
N.J. 07424. 800.742.8872. (Bestie - B008) ©
Paperlink Ltd. 1992. 356 Kennington Road, London SE11 4LD. Tel
0171-582-8244. |
(Text) |
| 9. |
a. |
b. Mona in the Louvre.
(a) and (b): Photographs by Eli Selkin. Summer 1998. © 1998. . [(a) and
(b) added 9/30/98.] |
(Text)
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c. |
Photo by John
Green, "Mona Lisa's Girls" Mona Lisa in the Louvre:
http://www.musicman.com/jg/pa05.html |
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Mona Lisa jigsaw, Miniature Masterpieces
series, Licensed from Bridgeman
Art Library, London by Nordevco,
Inc. P.O. Box 542, South Plainfield, NJ 07080. 80
pieces, 8x10" (Purchased from Gift Shop,
Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1998.) |
(Text) |
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11. |
a. |
Marcel Duchamp
(American, born France: 1887-1968). Postcard
of Replica of L.H.O.O.Q. (1919). Collotype, hand
colored with watercolor. 7 5/8 x 4 13/16"
The Louise and Walter Arensberg Collection
© 1990 Philadelphia Museum of Art (The original, pencil
additions to printed reproduction.) |
(Text) |
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b. |
François
Picabia, 1942 replica of Marcel Duchamp, L.H.O.O.Q.
1919. from The Art of Making Art in the
Age of Mechanical Reproduction (An
Exhibition Catalogue -- 2 October 1999 - 15
January 2000. Achim Moeller Fine Art 167 East
73rd Street, New York, NY 10021
http://www.moellerart.com,
info@moellerart.com.
(added 3/4/2000) |
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c. |
Advertisement Postcard for Thomas Hoving. Art
For Dummies (For Dummies Series) IDG Books
Worldwide http://www.maxracks.com.
Tear addition in pen by Carol Selkin, Pasadena,
California, November 1999 (added 3/4/2000) |
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12. |
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Scene from The
Freshman: Clark Kellogg and Tina
Sabatini before the Mona Lisa. Directed and
written by Andrew Bergman, 1990. Matthew
Broderick as Clark Kellogg, Penelope Ann Miller
as Tina Sabatini. Still from videotape. |
(Text) |
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13. |
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Andy Warhol. Mona
Lisa: 1963 Serigraph, 44 1/8 x 29 1/8 in,
New York, Eleanor Ward Coll. from Corbis:
Leonardo Da Vinci |
(Text) |
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Salvador Dali. Self
Portrait as Mona Lisa. 1954. Photographic
elements by Philippe Halsman. from: Marcel
Duchamp [the catalogue of an exhibition at the Museum of
Modern Art and the Philadelphia Museum of Art] 1973, p. 195.
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15. |
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Lillian Schwartz. Mona
Lisa/Leonardo Self-Portrait Composite. From http://www.lillian.com/
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(Text) |
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16. |
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Lillian Schwartz. Leonardo
morphed to the Mona Lisa. adapted from
"The Art Historian's Computer" in Scientific
American, April 1995, p. 106. © 1995 Computer Creations
Corp. |
(Text) |
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17. |
a. |
Advertisement
for Gateway Computers. from PC Magazine,
vol 17, no. 11 (June 9, 1998). |
(Text) |
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b. |
Advertisement for Fujifilm Digital Camera,
from Smithsonian Magazine, vol
32, no. 6 (September 2001) |
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c. |
Jeff
Nishimaka, Paper Sculpture of the Mona Lisa as
appearing in an advertisement for Savin Copiers,
in American Way, February 15, 1998.
(repeat of fig 22b.) See: |
(Text) |
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18. |
a. |
Gary Larson. [Mona
Lisa Cow], from The Far Side Gallery 3,
Andrews and McMeel, Kansas City 1988. |
(Text) |
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b. |
Carol Selkin. Pumkin
Mona (a Halloween Birthday Card), October
2000. |
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c. |
Moona Lisa, T-Shirt from Howard Besser's T-Shirt Database
http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/T-Shirts/cambridg/Moona_Lisa.jpg
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Liqueurs Védrenne
Les grandes Dames du Louvre: Goya:
Mariana Waldstein; Greuze: The Broken Jar;
Leonardo: Mona Lisa; Boucher: The Pompadour
Marchioness; Ingres: Odalisque. Gift of Carl and
Carol Selkin, 1998. (Text) |
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20. |
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Mona Lisa in Toast and other
oddities. Cut-out from an unknown magazine. View
of Van Gogh may be from a Ripley's "Believe
it or not!" museum. (Text1) (Text2) |
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Mona [rabbit] by Sylvia Long
© 1993. From a greeting card published by
Peaceable Kingdom Press, Berkeley California (http://www.pkpress.com) ISBN 1-56890-437-1.
Gift of Christine L. Sundt, 7/1998. (Text) |
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22. |
a. |
[Pasta
Mona] an untitled greeting card. Published
under Union Hill Paperworks imprint by Hallmark
Cards, Inc. © [n.d., on or before 1993] #150UHP
103-0. Gift of Carol and Carl Selkin 11/1993. Color and contrast
digitally enhanced in on-line copy. |
(Text) |
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b. |
Jeff Nishimaka,
Paper Sculpture of the Mona Lisa as appearing in
an advertisement for Savin Copiers, in American
Way, February 15, 1998. |
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An array of Mona Lisa
Adaptations as published in The
Complete Paintings of Leonardo da Vinci.
Introd. L.D. Ettlinger, Harry N. Abrams, NY, and Rizzoli 1967,
p. 105. (added 9/8/98) |
(Text) |
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24. |
a. |
Rick Meyerowitz. Mona Gorilla. 1971. Poster, 33 x 16
1/2. Bahm Bros., Inc., New York. From Storey, p.
51. |
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b. |
Rita Greer. Mona
Lisamouse. 1977. Oil on hardboard. 3 1/8 x 2
1/2". Coll. of the Artist, From Storey, p. 63. (added 9/9/98)
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(Text) |
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25. |
a. |
Jim Henson
Studios, Mona Pigga. 1986. acrylic on
fiberboard. Kermitage Collection. (Corbis,
Leonardo da Vinci, cd-rom) |
(Text) |
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b. |
Snoopy accompanied by
photographer Joe Farace (www.joefarace.com).
Photo
by Mary Farace. (See: MONA25.htm ) |
(Text) |
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26. |
a. |
Shaw Creations, Inc. Umbrella. (© 1998), Nylon, Made
in China. (Image: Scala Art Resources). Gift of Minnie Singh and
Matthew Reichek, 1998. (added 10/1/98) |
(Text) |
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b. |
Bouguereau. Nymphs and Satyr (Sterling & Francine Clark Art
Institute, Williamstown, MA |
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| 27. |
a. |
Saturday
Knight (mfgr). Mona Lisa on
Vinyl Shower Curtain. Held by Ruth Baron
& Minnie Singh. Acquired, September 1998.
Gift of Minnie Singh and Matthew Reichek,
September 1998. Photo © Robert Baron, 1998. (Text) (added 10/7/98) |
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b. |
Scene from ABC sit-com Dharma and Greg,
aired 1/6/99, showing Beaded Mona Lisa
curtain. (Text) (added 1/8/99) |
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c. |
Mona
Lisa Beaded Curtain from Vietnam.
Coll. R. Baron. Acquired April 1999 from Urban
Outfitters.
Gift of Helene Roberts. Photo © 1999 R. Baron. (added
7/1/99) |
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| 28. |
a. |
Mona
Lisa WristWatch, by Laks Watch (http://www.laks.com/english/332big.html). (added 1/8/99) |
(Text) |
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b. |
J. Fred Woell, Mona
Lisa Pin, © 1998, Coll. R.Baron, acquired
Summer 1998. Photo © Robert
Baron, 1998. (added 1/8.99) |
(Text) |
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c. |
Alfa Trading, Gallery
Watch Collection http://www.halcyon.com/alfatrad/watches/list.html |
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d. |
Mona Lisa in
style of Salvador Dali's Persistance
of Memory. Detail of Paul
Giavanopoulos (American, born Greece, 1939. Mona Lisa, 1988.
Coll. Iris and Michael B. Lewiston, Birmingham, MI. Entire
illustrated in "Oh, Mona! Biography of an Icon. Exhibition, Johnson
Art Museum, Cornell University, Ithica, NY April 6 - August 25,
2002. Curator: Nancy Green.. (Added
10/24/99) |
(Text) |
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e. |
Mona Lisa Wall
Clock. As illustrated in Smithsonian
magazine, May 1999. |
(Text) |
| 29. |
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Mona Lisa Ties (http://209.237.136.188/art3.htm) |
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a. |
Ralph Marlin Mona Lisa Tie (with detail
of the Mona Lisa) |
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b. |
Model wearing Ralph Marlin Tie (with
multiple Monas), coll. R. Baron. Photo © R. Baron, 1998. Gift of
Dr. & Mrs. Nathaniel Reichek |
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c. |
Ralph Marlin Mona Lisa Tie (with multiple Monas).
(added 1/8/98) |
(Text) |
| 30. |
a. |
Mona
Lisa Bathing Suit. Offered in sales
catalogue by the Carabella Collection, 17662
Armstrong Ave., Irvine, CA 92614. Image provided
by Barbara Espenschied (1/99). (added 2/1/99) |
(Text) |
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b. |
Sandro Botticelli, Birth
of Venus, After 1482. Florence,
Uffizi. (After Hartt, Art: A History of
Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, 1976,
colorplate 12) (added 2/10/99). |
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c. |
The Mona Lisa as
Botticelli's Venus [or Botticelli's Venus
as the Mona Lisa], from a Hungarian [?]
advertisment for beauty-cream. One of a set of
images of great art redone as Mona Lisas.(http://www.guards.hu/monalisa/). (added
2/10/99.) (Text) [For updated on attribution, see
above, 28d.] |
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d. |
Sharon
Housen, "Let's Do Lunch,"
Greeting Card from original Watercolor Painting
16.5x16.5" Gift of Christine L. Sundt, 1999
(© Sharon Housen, 32656 Skyhawk
Way, Eugene, OR 97405. tel: 541.485.6399) (added
3/5/2000) |
(Text) |
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e. |
"A
true work of art never ages. Happy
Birthday to a real masterpiece." © 1998 Steven Stines and Portal
Publications Ltd. www.portalpub.com ISBN 1-57928-063-3 (added 3/6/2000) |
(Text) |
| 31. |
a. |
Hilary Rodham Clinton as the
Mona Lisa. Advertisement
for a service ("Masterpuss" Cascade
Litho, Eugene, Oregon 97401) http://www.virtualhosts.net/rhenley/mona.html
(added 2/11/99) |
(Text) |
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b. |
Monica Lewinsky as the Mona Lisa. Front cover of The
New Yorker Magazine, February 8, 1999. New
Yorker Woman of the Year, art by Dean Roher. Story, pp.
25-6. (added 2/11/99) |
(Text) |
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c. |
Monica Lewinsky
as the Mona Lisa. Photo Gallery
Collection: The Gata Tribune Emporium: Cultural
Supplement: See
Links File. |
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| 32. |
a. |
My Favorite
Masterpieces ("Cards for Kids to color,"
©Pigment & Hue, Inc. (800) 850-8221 |
(Text) |
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b. |
"The Gurk
Clan." http://leden.tref.nl/jengels/story3.htm
(added 2/12/99 - link dead 1/05). |
(Text) |
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Bottle and Box for Mona Lisa, Eau de Toilette by
Ritornelle. Distributed by
Ritornell, Inc. Fifth Ave. New York. Item probably sold during
1950s or early 1960s. Coll. R. Baron. Provenance: Bessie Reichek.
(Added, 8/27/99). |
(Text) |
| 34. |
a. |
[Man carrying
Mona Lisa with face cut out.]
Postcard, Vincent Raynal, photographer. Louvre,
Paris. 1990. ©Nouvelles
Images S.A. éditeurs et V. Raynal 1991.
Postcard, Coll. R.Baron. (Text) (added
10/24/99) |
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b. |
Ennio Marchetto
as the Mona Lisa in paper cutout
prop. From the New York Times, April 2,
1999. (Text)
(added 10/24/99. |
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Study Page: Painting
the Mona Lisa.
Examples and suggested comparisons. |
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a. |
Mona Lisa Posing for the Master, Waxwork
figures. Movieland Wax Museum, Buena Park,
California. From Story, Mona Lisas, p. 10. (added 3/9/00) |
(Text) |
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b. |
Roger van der Weyden. St. Luke Drawing
the Virgin, c. 1435-37. Panel. h. 54. Museum
of Fine Arts, Boston. (added 3/9/00) |
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c. |
Unidentified cartoon. Leonardo painting the
Mona Lisa. (from the Internet). |
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d. |
Frank & Earnest. Cartoon from
5-15-99. (added 3/9/00) |
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e. |
Burt & Earnie visit Leonardo's studio.
From series "why is the Mona Lisa
Smiling" view from Mona Lisa: http://www.frankandernest.com/sound/auction/mona.html
(added 3/9/00) |
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f. |
Aimée Brune-Pages. Leonardo Painting the
Mona Lisa. 1845. Engraved by Charles Lemoine
from the oil original. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale. (added
3/9/00) |
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g. |
Velázquez. The Maids of Honor.
1656. Madrid, The Prado.(added 3/9/00) |
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h. |
Advertisement for "Verilux UV Filtered
Fluorescent Lamps." from Museum News. Vol. 75, No.
5 (September/October 1994) p. 62. (added
3/9/00) |
(text) |
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i. |
Rembrandt. Self-Portrait. Cassel,
Gemäldegalerie
(Bredius/Gerson No.1) (added 3/9/00) |
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C'mon Mona, Smile!
a flipbook by Fliptomania. 350 Townsend St.,
Suite 120, San Francisco, CA 94107. © 1997 by Fliptomania. http://www.fliptomania.com and flipto@aol.com |
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from The Providence Journal,
Thursday December 7, 2000: Painting
by Charlie Hall, date: 1990. size: 4x5 feet.
Title: Mona Laughter, Former location, STAGE
club, Providence, RI., Information about this
painting will be received at 401-621-4141 |
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Mona as
Medusa and Pregnant Mona Lisas |
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a. |
"Mona Lisa Revisited" © 1991
Alfred Gescheidt. A Greeting Card from "The
Image Bank" Published by Portal
Publications, Ltd., Corte Madera, California #125
GGB101. "Honey, you're not old, you're a
classic! Happy Birthday." text by Rita
Abrams |
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b. |
c. Japanese Advertisement (and detail), said
to be for artists' colors, with Mona Lisa.
Probably to be attributed to Morimura Yasumasa. |
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d. |
Caravaggio. Head of Medusa.
Florence, Uffizi.1596-1598 |
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e. |
Caravaggio. Judith Beheading Holofernes.
Rome, Coppi Collection 1595-1596 |
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f. |
g. h. Morimura Yasumasa, from "Self
Portrait as Art History" 1998
Monna Lisa in its Origin, Monna Lisa in
Pregnancy, Monna Lisa in the Third Place |
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i. |
Billboard advertisement. "Who's the
Daddy." Image supplied by Terry D. Houtz,
Manager Genetic Testing, Baltimore RH Typing
Laboratory (1-800-765-5170) |
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39. |
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Mona Lisa
Book Covers. See page for details. |
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40. |
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DON BAUM - ART EXPO - 88,
Museum of Contemporary Art CHICAGO. Model Hut with collage of images
including portrait of Jesus Christ, Mona Lisa, pastoral scenes.
T-Shirt from Howard Besser's T-Shirt Database
http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/T-Shirts/turkvl/chimus.jpg |
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| 41. |
a. |
Mona Lisa
Pillow Shams, by
Boxelder. Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Reichek. 10/2002. |
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b. |
Detail of
Leonardo Painting the Mona Lisa. Movieland Waxworks. |
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c. |
Sixteenth-century copy of the Mona
Lisa, now at the Walters Art Gallery, Baltimore |
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d. |
Giggling Mona Lisa Pillow available
from "The
Unemployed Philosopher's Guild." Gift of Paul Baron |
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| 42. |
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Mona Lisa images found on the streets. See page for
identification. |
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43. |
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The Digital
Mona Lisa surveyed from ascii art to Robert Silvers. See page
for image identification. a) Ascii Mona Lisa, b) Ascii Mona Lisa
in chiaroscuro mode, c) & d) Eric Harshbarger's Mona Lego Mona, e)
& f) Robert Tinney. Two Mona Lisa images from Byte Magazine, March
1987 dedicated to image processing. g) Chrisoph Niemann, New York
Times illustration from letters to editor page, February 10, 2002.
h) Compaq advertisement with the Digital Mona Lisa. i) & j) Two
pictures by Harmon and Julesz for a image recognition study: Mona
Lisa and Abraham Lincoln. k) & l) Scientific American cover art:
The Virtual Museum. m) Mona Lisa mosaic image by Finkelstein and
Range. n) Salvador Dali, Lincoln in Dalivision. o)
Arcimboldo, Allegorical figure of Autumn. p) & q) Robert Silvers'
Photomosaic Mona Lisa. |
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44. |
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Mona Lisa Rubber Stamp Art.
a) Stamp designs by "Ma Vinci" and an example of work derived from
these stamps. (Artist's name is not decipherable.) For more
information see:
http://reliquary.cyberstampers.com/id51.html |
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