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Scientist, mathematician, engineer, inventor, anatomist, painter, sculptor, architect, botanist, musician and writer.

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Date : 1503-1506
Artist : Leonardo da Vinci
Materials and Techniques : Oil poplar panel
Dimensions : 77 x 53 cm

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Mona Lisa's description
Painted by Italian Leonardo da vinci, started in 1503, and ended in part after three or four years, and the restof the painting was completed in 1510.
He was accompanied with him everywhere.
The Mona Lisa is the first painting to be drawn of the theory of pyramid shape, where all paintings painted in faces were painted in only half a face.
Mona Lisa is one of three copies. Two are for Mona Lisa in their twenties. The famous painting is for Mona Lisa in the mid-1930s.
The Mona Lisa painted the original Mona Lisa using his left hand, but when he drew the other two paintings he used his right hand.
By focusing on the head of the Mona Lisa you will notice that there is a piece of thin shawl covering part of her forehead and covering her hair, which was born by the princesses of Europe at that time.
The Mona Lisa made two different illuminations.
The Mona Lisa was characterized by the circular measurements on which the painting was based on one of the balance and mass of the entire painting.
It was also noted that the background of the painting was made up of three different places.
it is remarkable that there is a path for every place, but by connecting it you will find it one way.

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Gibran Khalil Gibran ( 6 January, 1883 - April 10, 1931

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Gibran Khalil Gibran ( 6 January, 1883 - April 10, 1931

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Writer, poet, visual artist, painter, philosopher, theologian, contemporary art.
At six he got fascinated by some old Leonardo Da Vinci prints given to him by his mother. He was never to forget this definitive moment, and the discovery of this "incredible man" acted for Gibran "like a compass needle for a ship lost in the mists of the sea" awakening in him a yearning to become an artist.

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Date : 1910
Artist : Gibran Khalil Gibran
Materials and Techniques : charcoal on laid paper
Dimensions : 45.1 x 30.5 cm

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Both artists deal with the eyes of women and their smiles in the painting.
Both artists focus on the details of the face who is the same of themselves.
Both artists have a personal viewpoint on female beauty who played a major role in their life. This appeared in all their works

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www.gibrankhalilgibran.org
www.encyclopedia.com
www.dosavannah.com
www.leonardodavinci.net

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There are a lot of universal themes in his work, in both his poetry and visual art. Especially Gibran Khalil Gibran was influenced in his career by " The presence" of a woman.
Marry Haskell was the woman who bore the characteristics of the mother, the beloved and the heroine in his permanent, cherished support that would not be repeated.
Mary Haskell was a progressive educator dedicated to the edification and advancement of girls.
Gibran Khalil Gibran:" A remarkable face... you know that I find beauty in you. You know I use your face again and again in my drawings, not an exact likeness, but you...you have the face I want to paint and draw the eyes with their ins and outs all around them. It is the face I can say things with."