The Mona Lisa Illusion—scientists see her looking at them though she isn’t
Horstmann G, Loth S (2019)
i-Perception 10(1): 2041669518821702.
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If the person depicted in an image gazes at the camera or painter, a viewer perceives this as being gazed at. The viewers’ perception holds irrespectively of their position relative to image. This is the Mona Lisa effect named after the subject of Leonardo’s famous painting La Gioconda. The effect occurs reliably but was not tested with Mona Lisa herself. Remarkably, viewers judged Mona Lisa’s gaze as directed to their right-hand side irrespectively of the image zoom, its horizontal position on screen, and the distance of the ruler that was used for measuring the gaze direction.
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Gaze;
Perception;
Mona Lisa effect
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2019
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i-Perception
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10
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2041669518821702
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Horstmann G, Loth S. The Mona Lisa Illusion—scientists see her looking at them though she isn’t. i-Perception. 2019;10(1): 2041669518821702.
Horstmann, G., & Loth, S. (2019). The Mona Lisa Illusion—scientists see her looking at them though she isn’t. i-Perception, 10(1), 2041669518821702. doi:10.1177/2041669518821702
Horstmann, Gernot, and Loth, Sebastian. 2019. “The Mona Lisa Illusion—scientists see her looking at them though she isn’t”. i-Perception 10 (1): 2041669518821702.
Horstmann, G., and Loth, S. (2019). The Mona Lisa Illusion—scientists see her looking at them though she isn’t. i-Perception 10:2041669518821702.
Horstmann, G., & Loth, S., 2019. The Mona Lisa Illusion—scientists see her looking at them though she isn’t. i-Perception, 10(1): 2041669518821702.
G. Horstmann and S. Loth, “The Mona Lisa Illusion—scientists see her looking at them though she isn’t”, i-Perception, vol. 10, 2019, : 2041669518821702.
Horstmann, G., Loth, S.: The Mona Lisa Illusion—scientists see her looking at them though she isn’t. i-Perception. 10, : 2041669518821702 (2019).
Horstmann, Gernot, and Loth, Sebastian. “The Mona Lisa Illusion—scientists see her looking at them though she isn’t”. i-Perception 10.1 (2019): 2041669518821702.
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