Famous painting

The Famous Painting is a painting that can be bought in all games in the Animal Crossing series. Despite being available in Crazy Redd's in both Animal Crossing and Animal Crossing: City Folk, it is a spotlight product in Animal Crossing: Wild World, and is therefore considerably cheaper. The Famous Painting is a copy of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, painted from circa. 1503 to 1506. It is a widely known and appreciated work of art, hence the title it is given in the Animal Crossing series.

In City Folk, it is one of the few privileged paintings to be displayed in the rear room, where it is sheltered behind a protective fence.

Authenticity

In New Leaf, if her left hand is on top of her right hand (fingers pointing to the bottom left), it is fake. If her right hand is on top of her left hand (fingers pointing to the bottom right), it is genuine.

In New Horizons, if her eyebrows are slanted upwards as if she is smirking, it is fake. If her eyebrows are relaxed, it is genuine.

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  The Famous Painting, as seen in City Folk

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  The genuine Famous Painting, as it appears in New Leaf

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  The forged Famous Painting, as seen in New Horizons

Museum exhibit description

"The most famous smile in the world. No one quite knows to this very day why the woman is smiling."

— Museum Exhibit, Animal Crossing: New Leaf

"The world's most famous smile. It's said that da Vinci kept this painting for himself until the very end...Given its power to beguile visitors all these years later, it's easy to see why."

— Museum Exhibit, Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Painting information

Animal Crossing, Wild World & City Folk

Item Name	Buy Price	Sell Price	Available From
Famous Painting	3,920 Bells(Animal Crossing & City Folk) 1,960 Bells (Wild World)	490 Bells	Crazy Redd's(Animal Crossing & City Folk) Tom Nook's(Wild World)

New Horizons

Item Name	Buy Price	Sell Price	Available From
Famous Painting	4,980	1,245	Jolly Redd's Treasure Trawler

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