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Issued
under
Object ID
AP-2026-000001
MMXXVI
Passport ID
AP-2026-000001
Canonical ID
ABCSZKEFA6
Issued
2026-05-29
Version
1.0
Visibility
Private
Mona Lisa, Leonardo da Vinci
Identification

Mona Lisa

Leonardo da Vinci

Italian, 1452 — 1519

Date
c. 1503–1519
Medium
Oil on poplar panel
Dimensions
77 × 53 cm
Repository
Musée du Louvre, Denon Wing, Room 711 (Salle des États), Musée du Louvre, Paris
Inventory
INV. 779
Object ID Completeness
9 /9
Complete
§ 01

Object ID Record

Nine Categories · ICOM Standard
i
Type of Object
Painting
ii
Materials & Techniques
Oil on poplar panel
iii
Measurements
77 × 53 cm
iv
Inscriptions & Markings
None visible to the unaided eye.
v
Distinguishing Features
Characteristic sfumato technique; no eyebrows or eyelashes visible; landscape in background appears asymmetric left-right.
vi
Title
Mona Lisa
vii
Subject
Half-length portrait of a seated woman with a mountainous landscape background
viii
Date or Period
c. 1503–1519
ix
Maker
Leonardo da Vinci (1452 — 1519)
§ 02

International Authorities

Cross-Reference Endorsements
Getty ULAN · Artist
500010879
Leonardo da Vinci
http://vocab.getty.edu/ulan/500010879
Getty AAT · Object Type
300033618
painting
http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300033618
Wikidata · Work
Q12418
Mona Lisa
wikidata.org/wiki/Q12418
Wikidata · Artist
Q762
Leonardo da Vinci
wikidata.org/wiki/Q762
VIAF · Artist Authority
24604287
Leonardo da Vinci (cross-library)
viaf.org/viaf/24604287
Repository Record
INV. 779
Musée du Louvre
Denon Wing, Room 711 (Salle des États), Musée du Louvre, Paris
§ 03

Iconography

ICONCLASS — Subject Classification
61BB2(Lisa del Giocondo)11 historical woman (Lisa del Giocondo) portrayed alone View on ICONCLASS ↗
25H11 mountains View on ICONCLASS ↗
31D15 adult woman View on ICONCLASS ↗
§ 04

Provenance

Documented Chain of Custody
c. 1503–1519
Leonardo da Vinci
Painted in Leonardo's studio in Florence and later Milan; retained by the artist until his death.
Source: Vasari, Giorgio. Le Vite de' più eccellenti pittori, scultori ed architettori, 1550.
1519
King Francis I of France
Acquired by the French Crown following Leonardo's death; housed at Château de Fontainebleau.
Source: Wikidata Q12418, P127 (owned by); Louvre museum records.
1692–1797
French Royal Collection / Palace of Versailles
Transferred to the Palace of Versailles under Louis XIV.
Source: Louvre museum provenance documentation.
1797–present
République Française / Musée du Louvre
Transferred to the Musée du Louvre upon its establishment as a public museum. Inventory no. INV. 779.
Source: Louvre official catalogue; Wikidata Q12418, P276 (location).
§ 05

Condition

Conservation Status

Good condition. Poplar panel stable; minor craquelure consistent with age. Housed in purpose-built climate-controlled gallery case with UV filter.

Assessment date: 2024-01-01