Caganer Mona Lisa
Although in Italian gioconda means cheerful, a few would define Mona Lisa with this particular adjective. And that is that the enigmatic lady whose gaze is fixed on the observer has become, no more and no less, the most famous picture of the most famous Museum in Paris. But... why is it so famous? Before it ended up in the Louvre together with Napoleon, it decorated the Palace of Fontainebleau and the toilet of the very King Francis I of France; still, in 1911 the lady was took by a nostalgic Italian, leading to a massive increase in public recognition of the painting. In order to advise people against the same idea, this caganer is a fairly exact replica, right?
Although in Italian gioconda means cheerful, a few would define Mona Lisa with this particular adjective. And that is that the enigmatic lady whose gaze is fixed on the observer has become, no more and no less, the most famous picture of the most famous Museum in Paris. But... why is it so famous? Before it ended up in the Louvre together with Napoleon, it decorated the Palace of Fontainebleau and the toilet of the very King Francis I of France; still, in 1911 the lady was took by a nostalgic Italian, leading to a massive increase in public recognition of the painting. In order to advise people against the same idea, this caganer is a fairly exact replica, right?