This is the most famous painting in the world. Mona Lisa is beautiful, virtuous, solemn and elegant. To this day, the secrets contained in her mysterious smile still fascinate countless historians and painting experts. The scenery described by leonardo da vinci with his own mist method has brought people to the perfect world of dream weaving, and it is also worthy of being a treasure of the Louvre.

2. Mrs. Rimsky-Korsakov

Describing ladies and beautiful girls seems to be an eternal artistic theme. This work combines the noble temperament and elegant demeanor of a lady. Rimsky-Korsakov is one of the greatest musicians in Russia. His music is a model of Russian music genre, and his wife's classical romantic poetic feelings can better represent the Russian spirit. The elegance expressed by this lady in art is really charming.

3. Moonlit girls are translated into moonlit nights.

Moonlit night is a quiet and beautiful life poem. The painter used silver-gray tones to render the summer night in the moonlight: the trees are silently clustered, the towering bodhi trees extend into the night, the wild roses exude charming fragrance, the grass insects are singing in a low voice, and there are bursts of frogs by the pool. On this lonely bench, a girl in a white dress leaned back and lost in thought.

4. Young girls in the garden

The most charming thing about the author Mary Casa is the girl's posture. This painting vividly depicts the innocent posture of a young woman. On the screen, the girl's concentration, serious expression and impressive posture are perfectly integrated with the nature of mountain flowers, giving people a relaxed and elegant comfort.

5. Unknown Girl

This typical19th century Russian intellectual woman, sitting sideways, turned her head and looked down at the ruthless world, with a face of pride and self-esteem. This gesture language shows that the characters in the painting are out of tune with the world, treat them coldly, despise them, and are unwilling to integrate with them, suggesting the attitude of some democratic intellectuals to society at that time.