Leng Jun found inspiration from Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" and drew a sketch for his wife, called "Mona Lisa's Smile Design". Why is Leng Jun's version of "Mona Lisa" famous? Everyone must have been curious about what is going on. In fact, if you zoom in 30 times, you will find the mystery. It’s not that Leng Jun took advantage of Leonardo da Vinci’s popularity and followed the trend to attract everyone’s attention. By further enlarging the cold version of "Mona Lisa", you will understand that it is not just a simple imitation, but a secondary creation based on an in-depth understanding of Leonardo da Vinci's paintings. What is so magical about his paintings? The editor will tell you about it.

Da Vinci's "Mona Lisa"

Leng Jun

Da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" has caused a stir since the day it was born widespread attention. How many secrets are contained in the Mona Lisa in Leonardo da Vinci's painting has been explored by future generations, much like the study of "Redology" in the version of "Dream of Red Mansions". In fact, there are two realms of copying famous paintings, one is pure imitation, and the other is brand-new creation based on imitation to give it unique artistic connotation. The same is true for Leng Jun. After an in-depth study of Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa", he reorganized its original image and drew a unique sketch for his wife Ronaldinho. In fact, Leng Jun's approach was once Fan Zhi has also done this, and his painting "The Last Supper" with the same name as Leonardo da Vinci is consistent with Leng Jun's original intention.

Leng Jun and his ex-wife

Leng Jun’s ex-wife Luo Min and "Ronaldiner"

Leng Jun's version of "Mona Lisa"

Leng Jun painted a lot of paintings for his wife, not to mention the private paintings. The most famous ones that have been published are "Portrait of Ronaldinho" and "Mona Lisa's Smile Design". The former was sold for a sky-high price of 35 million, and although the latter was not too expensive at only 800,000, it was also a perfect display of Luo Jun's ultra-realistic painting techniques. Leng Jun's "Mona Lisa's Smile Design" is a new deconstruction and reconstruction of Leonardo da Vinci's original "Mona Lisa", giving it a new meaning. Leng Jun's version of "Mona Lisa" was inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" and was a sketch he drew for his wife. Why is it so famous? In fact, if you zoom in 30 times, you will find the secret.

Part of Leng Jun's version of "Mona Lisa"

Part of Leng Jun's version of "Mona Lisa"

As we all know, Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" The secret of "Lisa" lies in the slightly raised corners of her mouth. That mysterious smile is very fascinating. The smile of the wife written by Leng Jun is also quite mysterious. If you don’t smile, it means you didn’t look carefully. When you magnify it 30 times, you will find the secret. After magnifying 30 times, the corners of her mouth rose slightly, but it was not very obvious. It could be seen that it was a reserved and connotative Eastern smile. In this way, everyone will understand why Leng Jun's version of "Mona Lisa" is so famous.

Part of Leng Jun's version of "Mona Lisa"

In addition, the handling of details in Leng Jun's version of "Mona Lisa" can be said to be unprecedented. In the sketch he drew for his wife, every strand of hair and even the connection and intersection of the sweater were carefully depicted in Leng Jun's pen. Leng Jun's version of "Mona Lisa" plays with hyper-realism in a variety of ways. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is exquisite and subtle, but it is not an exaggeration to describe it with every detail. The sketches he drew and the clothes he painted have an almost perfect texture. This painting is really as big as a rafter, which makes people awe-inspiring. Why is this painting so famous? In addition to the mysterious smile mentioned above, the hyper-realistic painting method plays a major role.

Part of Leng Jun's version of "Mona Lisa"

Part of Leng Jun's version of "Mona Lisa"

As an unparalleled hyper-realistic painter, Leng Jun I found inspiration from Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" and drew a sketch for my wife. To this day, Leng Jun's version of "Mona Lisa" is still a hot topic among people who love painting. Why is Leng Jun's version of "Mona Lisa" famous? Magnify 30 times and you will find the secret. This indescribable mystery is, on the one hand, the enigmatic smile that slightly raises the corners of his mouth, and on the other hand, his amazing hyper-realistic painting techniques.

Leng Jun is worthy of being called a "master of hyper-realism"!