For years, the woman sitting in front of a bountiful harvest of beans, carrots and cabbage in the 16th century painting known as “The Vegetable Seller” was pictured with a slight smile on her ...

"I don't always want to look approachable." Brooklyn-based artist Tatyana Falalizadeh started an art project titled Stop Telling Women to Smile, which shows telling a woman to smile can be seen as ...

Lisa’s smile has sparked endless speculation ... The identity of the woman in the painting remained uncertain for centuries. The painting itself became more famous than its subject.

The happiness of the smile appeared only on the left ... the researchers surmised that the woman in the painting was appearing to be insincere. They argue that Leonardo likely took his model's ...

The art world is buzzing over a French scientist's claims that he discovered a portrait of another woman lurking beneath the top layer of the world's most famous painting—meaning the Mona Lisa ...

Named for a self-portrait of Fazlalizadeh with the message “Stop Telling Women to Smile,” the formidable portraits include sentiments meant to deter street harassment. One piece tells viewers ...

Tatyana Fazlalizadeh, a Brooklyn-based painter launched a “Stop Telling Women to Smile” art series and campaign. She creates posters of unsmiling women with captions such as “I am not your ...

A woman was left shocked after a stranger pointed out she was the doppelgänger of a 1909 painting. Riley Madison Ladner, 22, had never heard of “At the Dressing Table” a painting by Russian ...

The woman, who wished to remain anonymous, told the Bonhams Skinner auction house she “joked about it being a real painting.” according to the Boston Globe. Only one other of Wyeth’s pieces ...