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The thing is, Mona Lisa in the painting has no eyebrows. Initially, there was a belief that this feature corresponded to reality. That is, the eyebrows were shaved according to the fashion that was supposedly common in Florence at that time. Perhaps such a fashion really existed, however, in 2007, a Frenchman named Pascal Cotte found traces of eyebrows on the Mona Lisa. According to his version, which is more likely to be true, Leonardo did paint them, but over time the painting changed somewhat.
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Uranium did a great analysis, I liked it.
The thing is, Mona Lisa in the painting has no eyebrows. Initially, there was a belief that this feature corresponded to reality. That is, the eyebrows were shaved according to the fashion that was supposedly common in Florence at that time. Perhaps such a fashion really existed, however, in 2007, a Frenchman named Pascal Cotte found traces of eyebrows on the Mona Lisa. According to his version, which is more likely to be true, Leonardo did paint them, but over time the painting changed somewhat.
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