Bài 23: Mona Lisa on the Move

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#1Millions of people visit the Louvre Museum in Paris each year.

#2Many want a glimpse of one painting in particular—the Mona Lisa.

#3The Louvre is its home now, but the painting has moved around a lot.

#4Leonardo da Vinci began working on the portrait in Italy.

#5In 1516 the French king invited da Vinci to France.

#6Da Vinci accepted, and he brought the painting with him when he moved.

#7Before da Vinci died, the French king bought the painting.

#8That year the Louvre Palace became a public museum.

#9The Mona Lisa was put on display in the museum.

#10But it did not stay there for long.

#11Within a decade, Napoleon took over France, and the Mona Lisa moved again.

#12Napoleon hung the painting in his own bedroom!

#13Soon it ended up back on display in the Louvre.

#14The Mona Lisa was not a very popular painting though.

#15This all changed in August On a Tuesday morning, a visitor to the museum noticed the painting was gone.

#16At first the museum staff didn't worry.

#17Paintings were often removed to be cleaned or photographed.

#18But soon the staff realized something was terribly wrong.

#19The painting had been stolen!

#20It turned out that an Italian man named Vincenzo Peruggia had taken it.

#21He believed that the Italian masterpiece belonged in Italy, not France.

#22So Peruggia, a handyman for the museum, came up with a plan.

#23He knew the museum was always closed on Mondays.

#24One Sunday, after the museum closed for the day, he hid in a closet.

#25The next morning, he removed the frame from the painting.

#26He hid the Mona Lisa under his jacket.

#27Then he walked right out of the museum!

#28The bold theft made headlines around the world.

#29Instantly the Mona Lisa became the world's most famous painting.

#30For two years Peruggia kept the painting hidden in a trunk.

#31Eventually he returned to Italy.

#32He tried to sell the painting there and was caught.

#33The painting returned to the Louvre more famous than ever.

#34It has moved around several more times since then.

#35During World War II, it was hidden for protection.

#36Later it traveled to other famous museums around the world.

#37But mostly the painting has stayed in the Louvre.

#38The Mona Lisa gets lots of attention.

#39But not all of that attention is good.

#40Over the years several people have tried to damage the painting.

#41So guards stand nearby, and a wooden rail keeps crowds a safe distance away.

#42The painting also has a glass case that protects and preserves it.

#43The Mona Lisa might be on the move again in the future.

#44But the Louvre is its permanent home.

#45If you ever want to see it, you know exactly where to go!

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Bài 23 “Mona Lisa on the Move” thuộc series Single Stories. Nội dung phụ đề cho thấy: Millions of people visit the Louvre Museum in Paris each year. Many want a glimpse of one painting in particular—the Mona Lisa. The Louvre is its home now, but the painting has moved around a lot. Leonardo da Vinci began working on the portrait in Italy. In 1516 the French king invited da Vinci to France. Da Vinci accepted, and he brought the painting with him when he moved. Before da Vinci died, the French king bought the painting. That year the Louvre Palace became a public museum. The Mona Lisa was put on display in the museum. But it did not stay there for long. Within a decade, Napoleon took over France, and the Mona Lisa moved again. Napoleon hung the painting in his own bedroom!. Bé có thể quan sát ngữ

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Câu phụ đề mẫu

Millions of people visit the Louvre Museum in Paris each year.
Many want a glimpse of one painting in particular—the Mona Lisa.
The Louvre is its home now, but the painting has moved around a lot.
Leonardo da Vinci began working on the portrait in Italy.
In 1516 the French king invited da Vinci to France.
Da Vinci accepted, and he brought the painting with him when he moved.
Before da Vinci died, the French king bought the painting.
That year the Louvre Palace became a public museum.

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