That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for July 23, 2012

Yep, it’s that same smile. Guess she liked what she found.

Did she tell Leonardo about this?

No wonder her smile is most often described as “enigmatic” or “secretive.”

Is that “La Gioconda” or “La Gee-I-Found-Her”?

Sorry….no sleep in since I woke up Sunday morning and it’s Monday morning here.

“Now, Leonardo; if you want to look like a real woman, you must remember to shave, keep your legs together when you sit and keep your gestures to a mininum. Then, when you’ve finished painting your self portrait, if you want to switch back……

Who put the “mon” in Mona…

“That feels like padding.”

isn’t that smith college? or, mount holyoke?

The invisible man in a threesome.

Let me show you how I use this finger.

I Kissed A Girl

Enlarged image (sorry about the watermark) available from here (the source of the image used by the Wikipedia page and Mr. Melcher’s blog entry).Mary and Martha isn’t, as far as I can tell, described online at its current-location, which may no longer exist. The sisters were in another painting by this artist, described here. Because circle of is listed in the Primary creator, I’m not sure if this is by the artist. Someone else saw Mona Lisa in it. The artist’s Catholic Encyclopedia bio, Wikipedia page (that provided the current-location), and collection (more under Subcategories).So far, 2 works by this artist have appeared in Mr. Melcher’s blog.

So, it IS true!

Here is another work related to this artist. The only other one currently involving his name. I said earlier it was by him. It may have been, but it is listed as from his workshop.

This strip is repeated here.