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THE MONA LISA HAS BEEN STOLEN! ____________________________________
This film is part of an exhibition organized around six thematic areas Grand Palais Immersif and the Louvre Museum offer to rediscover this masterpiece through a unique interactive and sensory experience.
THE MONA LISA HAS BEEN STOLEN!
Or how the most famous painting in the world was stolen and recovered in Florence before being returned to the Louvre Museum after a farewell tour of Italy.
In 1911, on the eve of its theft, the Mona Lisa was very famous among painting lovers and cultured people. Her thief did not choose her by chance.
But it is with her disappearance for more than two years that Mona Lisa becomes a very popular image. The affair fascinated the press all over the world, which reproduced her image endlessly. It is the beginning of a kind of jocondomania, which still exists today.
In 1911, on the eve of its theft, the Mona Lisa was very famous among painting lovers and cultured people. Her thief did not choose her by chance.
But it is with her disappearance for more than two years that Mona Lisa becomes a very popular image. The affair fascinated the press all over the world, which reproduced her image endlessly. It is the beginning of a kind of jocondomania, which still exists today.
From the Salle des États in the Louvre, where it is exhibited today, to the work of Leonardo da Vinci during the Renaissance, the tour takes us back in time to reveal what has made this painting so famous. Large-format projections that move to the rhythm of the passages and innovative interactive processes take the visitor to the heart of this mythical portrait.
- Directors | Nicolas Lichtle & Nicolas Autheman
- Art Direction & Motion Design | Nicolas Lichtle
- Music | Rone
- Iconographer | Lea Torreadrado
- Sound Design | Elias Arias
- Production | Youenn Le Guen | Mardi8 - Artisans d'idées
- Production Manager | Nicolas Lim
- Project Manager | Marie-Caroline Janin
