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his comprehensive teaching material explores the Mona Lisa, Leonardo da Vinci’s Renaissance masterpiece. Students learn about the painting’s history, artistic techniques, symbolism, cultural impact, and its enduring mystery. Topics include Leonardo’s sfumato technique, the famous smile, the portrait’s small size, its background landscape, and its display in the Louvre Museum. The material covers the theft of 1911, restoration, vandalism, debates about the sitter’s identity, and worldwide influence in literature, film, and pop culture. Teachers receive four detailed information pages written in continuous text, a set of comprehension questions, true or false tasks, a term definition, and complete answer keys. The resource encourages critical thinking, discussion, and deeper understanding of art history and cultural heritage. Suitable for secondary school classes studying Renaissance art, cultural history, or interdisciplinary lessons on painting, symbolism, and European history. This material combines art education with engaging exercises, making it perfect for international classrooms and teachers seeking structured, ready-to-use content.