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[[Earth]]'s most famous [[wikipedia:painting|painting]], the '''Mona Lisa''', was painted (multiple times) by [[Leonardo da Vinci]].
The '''''Mona Lisa''''', also known as '''''La Gioconda''''', ([[TV]]: {{cs|City of Death (TV story)|City of Death}}; [[AUDIO]]: {{cs|The Doomsday Chronometer (audio story)|The Doomsday Chronometer}}) was [[Earth]]'s most famous [[painting]]. It was painted (multiple times) by [[Leonardo da Vinci]].
 
== History ==
=== Creation ===
[[Leonardo da Vinci]] started painting the piece in [[1503]]. It was originally a commission. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|Art Attack (comic story)|Art Attack}}) According to one account his model for the painting was [[Clara Oswald]]; the [[Twelfth Doctor]] remarked that while the resemblance was poor, da Vinci had captured her smirk. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|The Swords of Kali (comic story)|The Swords of Kali}}) According to another account, the model was a [[Mona Lisa's model|contemporary of da Vinci]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Mona Lisa's Revenge (TV story)|Mona Lisa's Revenge}})
 
[[File:Cityofdeathmolalisacanvass.jpg|thumb|left|The Doctor writes "THIS IS A FAKE" on the boards [[Leonardo da Vinci]] would use to paint six copies. ([[TV]]: {{cs|City of Death (TV story)|City of Death}})]]
In [[1505]], da Vinci was still working on the piece. Later that year, [[Scaroth]] of the [[Jagaroth]], posing as a [[human]] known as [[Captain]] Tancredi, commissioned da Vinci to paint at least six copies of the ''Mona Lisa''. While the [[Fourth Doctor]] did not destroy the six "forgeries" (if they could indeed be considered forgeries, since they were all painted by da Vinci), he did ensure that future [[X-ray]] machines would be able to discover their provenance by writing "THIS IS A FAKE" on the blank boards each copy would be painted on, and leaving a note for da Vinci in mirrored writing apologising for the state of the canvases and telling him to just paint over the words. ([[TV]]: {{cs|City of Death (TV story)|City of Death}})


==History==
Da Vinci had to borrow oil paints from his neighbour, [[Giuseppe di Cattivo]], to finish the seven paintings, not knowing the paints were made from a sentient meteorite di Cattivo had recovered. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Mona Lisa's Revenge (TV story)|Mona Lisa's Revenge}})
In [[1505]], posing as a [[Human]] known as Captain Tancredi, [[Scaroth]] of the [[Jagaroth]] commissioned da Vinci to paint six copies of the ''Mona Lisa''. ([[DW]]: ''[[City of Death]]'') Da Vinci had to borrow oil paint from [[Giuseppe di Cattivo]], his neighbour, in order to finish the paintings, but this paint was in fact part of a sentient meteorite that d'Cattivo had recovered. ([[SJA]]: ''[[Mona Lisa's Revenge]]'') While [[Fourth Doctor|the Doctor]] did not destroy the six "forgeries" (if, in fact, they could be considered forgeries, since they were all painted by Da Vinci), he did ensure that future [[X-ray]] machines would be able to discover their provenance by writing "THIS IS A FAKE" on the blank boards each of the fakes would be painted on. ([[DW]]: ''[[City of Death]]'')


[[Image:st--5h44thisisafake.jpg|thumb|left|The Doctor writes "THIS IS A FAKE" on the boards [[Leonardo da Vinci]] will use to paint six copies.]]
=== Fate of the painting ===
Da Vinci carried the original painting around with him for many years, despite it being a commission. He eventually had to sell it to [[Francis I|King Francis]] in [[1516]], which "broke his heart" according to the [[Ninth Doctor]]. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|Art Attack (comic story)|Art Attack}}) Before it was sold, [[Helen Sinclair]] saw it in his [[studio]]. ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|The Doomsday Chronometer (audio story)|The Doomsday Chronometer}})


At some point, one of the six paintings came to hang in the [[Louvre]] gallery in [[Paris]], [[France]].
In [[1770]], the "original" ''Mona Lisa'' was in the [[Palace of Versailles]], ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Masquerade (audio story)|Masquerade}}) and was put on display in the [[Louvre]] gallery in [[Paris]] in [[1797]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Time Lord Letters (novel)|The Time Lord Letters}}) The six "fakes" were sealed away in a secret [[cellar]] room below a Parisian house until [[1979]].


In [[1979]], Scaroth, posing as Count Scarlioni, stole the one known copy and sold the rest so as to raise money to fund his [[time travel]] research. ([[DW]]: ''[[City of Death]]'')
In 1979 Scaroth, posing as a human named Count Scarlioni, stole the displayed copy from the Louvre, intending to sell all seven paintings to raise funds for his [[time travel]] research. Before he could do so, a [[fire]] seemingly destroyed all but one of the "fakes", and it was this ''Mona Lisa'' that was returned to the Louvre. Later, [[Duggan]] bought a postcard of the ''Mona Lisa'' from a gift shop at the top of the [[Eiffel Tower]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|City of Death (TV story)|City of Death}}) One other copy was later confirmed to have been recovered, ending up in storage at the [[Leamington Spa Lifeboat Museum]]. ([[GAME]]: {{cs|Security Bot (video game)|Security Bot}}) The [[Seventh Doctor]] had a copy of the ''Mona Lisa'' in his art gallery on board the TARDIS, and [[The Monk]] stole one for his collection during the [[2150s Dalek invasion of Earth|second Dalek invasion]] of Earth in the [[2190s]]; ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Lucie Miller (audio story)|Lucie Miller}}) it is unclear whether either of these were one of the two confirmed extant copies, or they were different versions that survived the fire. ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Dust Breeding (audio story)|Dust Breeding}})


By [[2007]], one of the fakes ended up at [[Leamington Spa]] [[Leamington Spa Lifeboat Museum|Lifeboat Museum]], and was placed along with several [[alien artefact]]s and other oddities in a secure section of the museum. ([[WEB]]: ''[http://www.leamingtonspalifeboatmuseum.co.uk/ Leamington Spa Lifeboat Museum website]'')
[[Jenny Nettles]] once reported that the ''Mona Lisa'' was a fake. [[Sarah Jane Smith]] scoffed at this. ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Kaleidoscope (audio story)|Kaleidoscope}}) However, it was subsequently revealed that the painting was indeed a fake on [[27 August]] [[2100]], leaving the art world in turmoil. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Time Traveller's Diary (novel)|Time Traveller's Diary}})


At least three of the other copies were held by [[UNIT]] in the [[Underbase]] in [[Sydney]], [[Australia]]. ([[DWM]]: ''[[The Age of Ice]]'')
A few years prior to [[2005]], the [[Ninth Doctor]] saw the ''Mona Lisa'' at the Louvre and noted that he preferred the original. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Have You Seen The Aliens Terms and Conditions (feature)|Have You Seen The Aliens Terms and Conditions}})


As late as [[December]] [[2009]], the "original" was still displayed in the [[Louvre]] in [[Paris]]. ([[DWAM]]: ''[[A Date to Remember]]'')
In either [[2000]] or [[2001]], [[Rose Tyler]] and [[Shareen Costello]] bunked off from their [[school trip]] to the Louvre, missing out on seeing the ''Mona Lisa''. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Meet Rose (short story)|Meet Rose}}, [[COMIC]]: {{cs|Art Attack (comic story)|Art Attack}})


[[Image:Sja_s3_ep9_mona.jpg|thumb|right|Mona Lisa in human form]]
[[File:Mona Lisa's Revenge Main.jpg|thumb|Mona Lisa in human form. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Mona Lisa's Revenge (TV story)|Mona Lisa's Revenge}})]]
By [[2009]], one copy of the Mona Lisa made its way to the [[International Gallery]] in [[London]]. Because d'Cattivo's work, [[The Abomination]], also painted with the sentient meteor, was nearby, Mona Lisa was able to reanimate in human form and made her way out of the frame, replacing herself with [[Phyllis Trupp]]. She animated a [[Sontaran blaster]] from a painting by [[Clyde Langer]] and, along with her number one fan, [[Lionel Harding]], went about to find The Abomination. She put various policemen and [[Sarah Jane Smith]] into paintings, while she animated [[The Dark Rider]] to take care of Clyde, [[Luke Smith]] and [[Rani Chandra]]. By the time Mona Lisa found The Abomination, she realised that, in order to set him free, she needed d'Cattivo's [[Chinese Puzzle Box]], which Harding destroyed. Clyde was then forced to draw another Puzzle Box, which she animated. Just as The Abomination rose, Luke used her energy to animate Clyde's drawing of [[K9 Mark IV|K9]], who killed the Abomination, therefore returning Mona Lisa to her rightful place, inside her frame, where she would remain forever. ([[SJA]]: ''[[Mona Lisa's Revenge]]'')
In [[2009]], the ''Mona Lisa'' was lent by the Louvre to the [[International Gallery]] in [[London]]. This put it in proximity to di Cattivo's {{cs|The Abomination (Mona Lisa's Revenge)|The Abomination}}, painted with the same sentient pigments, which caused Mona Lisa herself to become sentient; she took the form of a human outside her frame, forcing [[Phyllis Trupp]] to be there in her place. She liberated a [[Sontaran blaster]] from a painting by [[Clyde Langer]] and, assisted by art devotee [[Lionel Harding]], began searching for The Abomination. She trapped bystanders in various paintings, including Sarah Jane Smith and several [[policemen]], and animated [[The Dark Rider]] to take care of Clyde, [[Luke Smith]] and [[Rani Chandra]]. By the time Mona Lisa found the Abomination, she realised that to set him free, she needed di Cattivo's [[Mystery Chinese Puzzle|Chinese Puzzle Box]], but Harding destroyed it. Clyde was made to draw another Puzzle Box, which she animated. Just as the Abomination rose, Luke used her energy to animate Clyde's drawing of [[K9 Mark IV|K9]], who destroyed the Abomination; Mona Lisa was returned to her rightful place in her frame, where she would remain forever. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Mona Lisa's Revenge (TV story)|Mona Lisa's Revenge}}) Sometime before [[December]] [[2009]], the painting was returned to the Louvre. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|A Date to Remember (comic story)|A Date to Remember}})[[File:Power of the Doctor Mona Lisa.jpg|thumb|left|The ''Mona Lisa'' after being defaced. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Power of the Doctor (TV story)|The Power of the Doctor}})]]
In [[2022]], the ''Mona Lisa'' and fourteen other paintings were removed from public view after being defaced to depict {{cs|Dhawan}} in his [[Grigori Rasputin]] disguise. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Power of the Doctor (TV story)|The Power of the Doctor}})


[[File:DWA 18 Mona Lisa Painting.jpg|thumb|right|The Doctor and Rose in [[Perfect Paris]] ]]
The ''Mona Lisa'' survived being destroyed in [[World War V]], and was on display at the grand opening of the [[Oriel]] [[art gallery]]. The Ninth Doctor took [[Rose Tyler]] to the Oriel in the [[37th century]] to see the ''Mona Lisa''. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|Art Attack (comic story)|Art Attack}})


Despite the city of [[Paris]] being destroyed in [[2086]] by the [[Ice Warrior]]s, ([[NA]]: ''[[Transit]]'') the painting clearly survived, since at some point during the [[51st century]], [[the Doctor]] helped carry the ''Mona Lisa'' up [[Mount Everest]] on a [[camel]] in order to preserve it from a war. ([[NSA]]: ''[[The Art of Destruction]]'')
Despite Paris being destroyed in [[2086]] by the [[Ice Warrior]]s, ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Transit (novel)|Transit}}) the painting clearly survived, since at some point during the [[51st century]] [[the Doctor]] helped carry the ''Mona Lisa'' up [[Mount Everest]] on a [[camel]] to preserve it from another war. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Art of Destruction (novel)|The Art of Destruction}})


At some point in the future, a recreation of [[Paris]] called [[Perfect Paris]] was made as an example of the perfect city. In the city's version of the [[Louvre]] hung a replica of the Mona Lisa. ([[DWAM]]: ''[[A Date to Remember]]'')
By his [[Eleventh Doctor|eleventh incarnation]], [[the Doctor]] kept a version of the ''Mona Lisa'' in his office aboard the [[The Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]]; this may have been the same one in the possession of the Seventh Doctor. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|The One (comic story)|The One}})


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=== Imitations ===
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[[File:MonkMonaLisa2.JPG|thumb|According to the [[Monk (species)|Monks]]' false version of history, the ''Mona Lisa''{{cs|'}}s model was a Monk. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Lie of the Land (TV story)|The Lie of the Land}})]]
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When the [[Monk (species)|Monks]] invaded Earth, their mind-controlling propaganda claimed that ''Mona Lisa''{{cs|'}}s model was a Monk, rather than a woman. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Lie of the Land (TV story)|The Lie of the Land}})
[[Category:Enemies of K9]]
 
There were at least thirteen other copies of the ''Mona Lisa'' held by [[UNIT]] in the [[Underbase]] in [[Sydney]], [[Australia]]. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|The Age of Ice (comic story)|The Age of Ice}})
 
A copy of the ''Mona Lisa'', made of [[fabric]] or [[paper]] rather than the wooden panels the genuine articles were painted on, was seen in the art gallery entertainment zone of the [[Two Streams Facility]] on [[Apalapucia]]. The [[Eleventh Doctor]] told [[Rory Williams]] that the [[Apalapucian]]s took "pieces" of planets they liked, causing Rory to note there was "a little bit of [[Earth]]" in the gallery because of the painting. Later, while battling [[Handbot]]s, Rory smashed one over the head with the ''Mona Lisa'' to save [[Amy Pond]], disabling the Handbot. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Girl Who Waited (TV story)|The Girl Who Waited}})
 
At some point in the future, a recreation of Paris called [[Perfect Paris]] was made as an example of the perfect city. In the city's version of the Louvre hung a replica of the ''Mona Lisa''. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|A Date to Remember (comic story)|A Date to Remember}})
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Mona Lisa
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The Mona Lisa, also known as La Gioconda, (TV: City of Death [+]Loading...["City of Death (TV story)","City of Death"]; AUDIO: The Doomsday Chronometer [+]Loading...["The Doomsday Chronometer (audio story)","The Doomsday Chronometer"]) was Earth's most famous painting. It was painted (multiple times) by Leonardo da Vinci.

History[[edit] | [edit source]]

Creation[[edit] | [edit source]]

Leonardo da Vinci started painting the piece in 1503. It was originally a commission. (COMIC: Art Attack [+]Loading...["Art Attack (comic story)","Art Attack"]) According to one account his model for the painting was Clara Oswald; the Twelfth Doctor remarked that while the resemblance was poor, da Vinci had captured her smirk. (COMIC: The Swords of Kali [+]Loading...["The Swords of Kali (comic story)","The Swords of Kali"]) According to another account, the model was a contemporary of da Vinci. (TV: Mona Lisa's Revenge [+]Loading...["Mona Lisa's Revenge (TV story)","Mona Lisa's Revenge"])

The Doctor writes "THIS IS A FAKE" on the boards Leonardo da Vinci would use to paint six copies. (TV: City of Death [+]Loading...["City of Death (TV story)","City of Death"])

In 1505, da Vinci was still working on the piece. Later that year, Scaroth of the Jagaroth, posing as a human known as Captain Tancredi, commissioned da Vinci to paint at least six copies of the Mona Lisa. While the Fourth Doctor did not destroy the six "forgeries" (if they could indeed be considered forgeries, since they were all painted by da Vinci), he did ensure that future X-ray machines would be able to discover their provenance by writing "THIS IS A FAKE" on the blank boards each copy would be painted on, and leaving a note for da Vinci in mirrored writing apologising for the state of the canvases and telling him to just paint over the words. (TV: City of Death [+]Loading...["City of Death (TV story)","City of Death"])

Da Vinci had to borrow oil paints from his neighbour, Giuseppe di Cattivo, to finish the seven paintings, not knowing the paints were made from a sentient meteorite di Cattivo had recovered. (TV: Mona Lisa's Revenge [+]Loading...["Mona Lisa's Revenge (TV story)","Mona Lisa's Revenge"])

Fate of the painting[[edit] | [edit source]]

Da Vinci carried the original painting around with him for many years, despite it being a commission. He eventually had to sell it to King Francis in 1516, which "broke his heart" according to the Ninth Doctor. (COMIC: Art Attack [+]Loading...["Art Attack (comic story)","Art Attack"]) Before it was sold, Helen Sinclair saw it in his studio. (AUDIO: The Doomsday Chronometer [+]Loading...["The Doomsday Chronometer (audio story)","The Doomsday Chronometer"])

In 1770, the "original" Mona Lisa was in the Palace of Versailles, (AUDIO: Masquerade [+]Loading...["Masquerade (audio story)","Masquerade"]) and was put on display in the Louvre gallery in Paris in 1797. (PROSE: The Time Lord Letters [+]Loading...["The Time Lord Letters (novel)","The Time Lord Letters"]) The six "fakes" were sealed away in a secret cellar room below a Parisian house until 1979.

In 1979 Scaroth, posing as a human named Count Scarlioni, stole the displayed copy from the Louvre, intending to sell all seven paintings to raise funds for his time travel research. Before he could do so, a fire seemingly destroyed all but one of the "fakes", and it was this Mona Lisa that was returned to the Louvre. Later, Duggan bought a postcard of the Mona Lisa from a gift shop at the top of the Eiffel Tower. (TV: City of Death [+]Loading...["City of Death (TV story)","City of Death"]) One other copy was later confirmed to have been recovered, ending up in storage at the Leamington Spa Lifeboat Museum. (GAME: Security Bot [+]Loading...["Security Bot (video game)","Security Bot"]) The Seventh Doctor had a copy of the Mona Lisa in his art gallery on board the TARDIS, and The Monk stole one for his collection during the second Dalek invasion of Earth in the 2190s; (AUDIO: Lucie Miller [+]Loading...["Lucie Miller (audio story)","Lucie Miller"]) it is unclear whether either of these were one of the two confirmed extant copies, or they were different versions that survived the fire. (AUDIO: Dust Breeding [+]Loading...["Dust Breeding (audio story)","Dust Breeding"])

Jenny Nettles once reported that the Mona Lisa was a fake. Sarah Jane Smith scoffed at this. (AUDIO: Kaleidoscope [+]Loading...["Kaleidoscope (audio story)","Kaleidoscope"]) However, it was subsequently revealed that the painting was indeed a fake on 27 August 2100, leaving the art world in turmoil. (PROSE: Time Traveller's Diary [+]Loading...["Time Traveller's Diary (novel)","Time Traveller's Diary"])

A few years prior to 2005, the Ninth Doctor saw the Mona Lisa at the Louvre and noted that he preferred the original. (PROSE: Have You Seen The Aliens Terms and Conditions [+]Loading...["Have You Seen The Aliens Terms and Conditions (feature)","Have You Seen The Aliens Terms and Conditions"])

In either 2000 or 2001, Rose Tyler and Shareen Costello bunked off from their school trip to the Louvre, missing out on seeing the Mona Lisa. (PROSE: Meet Rose [+]Loading...["Meet Rose (short story)","Meet Rose"], COMIC: Art Attack [+]Loading...["Art Attack (comic story)","Art Attack"])

Mona Lisa in human form. (TV: Mona Lisa's Revenge [+]Loading...["Mona Lisa's Revenge (TV story)","Mona Lisa's Revenge"])

In 2009, the Mona Lisa was lent by the Louvre to the International Gallery in London. This put it in proximity to di Cattivo's The Abomination [+]Loading...["The Abomination (Mona Lisa's Revenge)","The Abomination"], painted with the same sentient pigments, which caused Mona Lisa herself to become sentient; she took the form of a human outside her frame, forcing Phyllis Trupp to be there in her place. She liberated a Sontaran blaster from a painting by Clyde Langer and, assisted by art devotee Lionel Harding, began searching for The Abomination. She trapped bystanders in various paintings, including Sarah Jane Smith and several policemen, and animated The Dark Rider to take care of Clyde, Luke Smith and Rani Chandra. By the time Mona Lisa found the Abomination, she realised that to set him free, she needed di Cattivo's Chinese Puzzle Box, but Harding destroyed it. Clyde was made to draw another Puzzle Box, which she animated. Just as the Abomination rose, Luke used her energy to animate Clyde's drawing of K9, who destroyed the Abomination; Mona Lisa was returned to her rightful place in her frame, where she would remain forever. (TV: Mona Lisa's Revenge [+]Loading...["Mona Lisa's Revenge (TV story)","Mona Lisa's Revenge"]) Sometime before December 2009, the painting was returned to the Louvre. (COMIC: A Date to Remember [+]Loading...["A Date to Remember (comic story)","A Date to Remember"])

The Mona Lisa after being defaced. (TV: The Power of the Doctor [+]Loading...["The Power of the Doctor (TV story)","The Power of the Doctor"])

In 2022, the Mona Lisa and fourteen other paintings were removed from public view after being defaced to depict Dhawan [+]Loading...["Dhawan"] in his Grigori Rasputin disguise. (TV: The Power of the Doctor [+]Loading...["The Power of the Doctor (TV story)","The Power of the Doctor"])

The Mona Lisa survived being destroyed in World War V, and was on display at the grand opening of the Oriel art gallery. The Ninth Doctor took Rose Tyler to the Oriel in the 37th century to see the Mona Lisa. (COMIC: Art Attack [+]Loading...["Art Attack (comic story)","Art Attack"])

Despite Paris being destroyed in 2086 by the Ice Warriors, (PROSE: Transit [+]Loading...["Transit (novel)","Transit"]) the painting clearly survived, since at some point during the 51st century the Doctor helped carry the Mona Lisa up Mount Everest on a camel to preserve it from another war. (PROSE: The Art of Destruction [+]Loading...["The Art of Destruction (novel)","The Art of Destruction"])

By his eleventh incarnation, the Doctor kept a version of the Mona Lisa in his office aboard the TARDIS; this may have been the same one in the possession of the Seventh Doctor. (COMIC: The One [+]Loading...["The One (comic story)","The One"])

Imitations[[edit] | [edit source]]

According to the Monks' false version of history, the Mona Lisa [+]Loading...["'"]s model was a Monk. (TV: The Lie of the Land [+]Loading...["The Lie of the Land (TV story)","The Lie of the Land"])

When the Monks invaded Earth, their mind-controlling propaganda claimed that Mona Lisa' [+]Loading...["'"]s model was a Monk, rather than a woman. (TV: The Lie of the Land [+]Loading...["The Lie of the Land (TV story)","The Lie of the Land"])

There were at least thirteen other copies of the Mona Lisa held by UNIT in the Underbase in Sydney, Australia. (COMIC: The Age of Ice [+]Loading...["The Age of Ice (comic story)","The Age of Ice"])

A copy of the Mona Lisa, made of fabric or paper rather than the wooden panels the genuine articles were painted on, was seen in the art gallery entertainment zone of the Two Streams Facility on Apalapucia. The Eleventh Doctor told Rory Williams that the Apalapucians took "pieces" of planets they liked, causing Rory to note there was "a little bit of Earth" in the gallery because of the painting. Later, while battling Handbots, Rory smashed one over the head with the Mona Lisa to save Amy Pond, disabling the Handbot. (TV: The Girl Who Waited [+]Loading...["The Girl Who Waited (TV story)","The Girl Who Waited"])

At some point in the future, a recreation of Paris called Perfect Paris was made as an example of the perfect city. In the city's version of the Louvre hung a replica of the Mona Lisa. (COMIC: A Date to Remember [+]Loading...["A Date to Remember (comic story)","A Date to Remember"])

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