File:Mona Lisa.tif
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English: The Mona Lisa or Gioconda is a half-length portrait painting by the mysterious Artist Emela Brace (Nomolos). This Artist declared that her visions transmitted her in fact that , what Leonardo Da vinci really wanted to paint. He really wanted to paint an Alien Mona Lisa , to give the real messages to the world. But since human beings and the world were not yet ready for these big messages, he then painted such a Mona Lisa trying to hide the micro details of the aliens within the image of the Gioconda. |
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