context: The Mona Lisa (in French: Mona Lisa, and in the Italian language: Monna Lisa) or the Geoconda (in French: La Joconde, transliteration: La Joconde, in Italian: La Gioconda, Naqra: La Goconda), is a half-century art painting from the sixteenth century It is Lisa Gocondo, brushed artist, architect, architect, and Italian sculptor Leonardo da Vinci, [1] where he drew during the Italian Renaissance. In finishing her da Vinci used oil paint and a wood panel of black poplar. This painting is the property of the French government as it is hung there on the wall of the Louvre Museum behind a bulletproof glass panel and in an environment controlled by climate. This painting has been described as “the most famous artwork in the history of art, the most art work written about, praised, and visited among them,” and it was also described as “the most ironically simulated artwork in the world.” [2]
question: Who painted the jokanda plate?
answers.text: Leonardo da Vinci