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Stealing the Mona Lisa: The Art Theft of the Century

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Over 6 million people visit The Louvre to see the "Mona Lisa" each year. Why is she so popular? Is it that smile, those eyes, or the smokey painting technique Leonardo da Vinci used? In this episode, host Nate Heck dives into the history surrounding the painting including the time it was stolen. Part of the "Artrageous With Nate" series.

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Runtime: 5 minutes 28 seconds

Topic: Arts, Education
Subtopic: Art Education, Art History, Arts
Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
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Release Year: 2019
Producer/Distributor: Artrageous With Nate
Series: Artrageous With Nate
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Rolling hills with evergreen trees and purple flowers. A black-and-white photo of a man's head appear on the left side of the screen, and a black-and-white photo of a cowboy on a horse is on the left. Caption. "Love the Wild West. Horses neigh."

Nate holds a smartphone next to a black-and-white photo of a man using a polaroid camera. Underneath the photo is text that reads, "Nope! Cell phones not needed." Caption. "Let's dive a little deeper into the art of the selfie."

Photo of Nate is on a blackboard background with a chalk billboard drawn around it. Many light gray spray paint cans are next to it. Caption. "He borrowed money and made a ton of spray-paint cans."

Blackboard background with Nate talking on the right and a black-and-white photo of men engaging in tug of war on the right. Each has a chalk border drawn around it. Caption. "You have to dig pretty deep into history."

Nate wears a black shirt and talks in front of a grid-paper background with a sketch of the Roman Colosseum and a person's silhouette on it. Caption. "As well as Tunisian art."

White building with modern lines, many windows, and a sign that reads, "Delta Company. A Matsco Company." The sky is cloudy, the trees are bare, and a person with a green hoodie rides a unicycle in front.

Nate talks in front of a background showing piles of extremely colorful paint pigments. Caption. "Check this out."

Outdoor waterpark with a big gray tube slide, a colorful wavy slide, various attractions, and other types of slides in the distance. Caption. "As well as a fourth-generation owner of the park."

Kaleidoscopic pattern primarily in blues and greens. Caption: I worked more and more on generating these images.

Nate leans over a plywood table and points at a tablet. A piece of paper, pencil, eraser, and e-reader device are also on the table. Art and art supplies are behind him. Caption. "I found an image online I'll work with from the tablet."