Da Vinci & Mona Lisa – Hello, It’s-A-Me (Song) | Horrible Histories

Duration: 2'06''

Synopsis

Hello, it's-a-me, the most famous painting in history, Lisa Gherardini aka the Mona Lisa.

Further Information

More clips from Horrible Histories

Formidable Florence Nightingale (Song) | Horrible Histories

Formidable Florence Nightingale (Song) | Horrible Histories

CBBC | 2018 | 1'57''

Nurse, statistician and social reformer - the Lady with the Lamp did a lot of amazing things!

Frozen Freuchen - Let It Go Poo (Song) | Horrible Histories

Frozen Freuchen - Let It Go Poo (Song) | Horrible Histories

CBBC | 2017 | 1'33''

How did explorer Peter Freuchen dig his way out of a snow cave? With a frozen poo of course!

Good Vaccinations (Song) | Horrible Histories

Good Vaccinations (Song) | Horrible Histories

CBBC | 2017 | 2'38''

From Edward Jenner's first vaccination to Louis Pasteur and Alexander Fleming's revolutionary discoveries, these three hard wor...

Martin Luther King - They Were the Heroes (Song) | Horrible Histories

Martin Luther King - They Were the Heroes (Song) | Horrible Histories

CBBC | 2017 | 2'14''

Martin Luther King on the struggle to earn racial equality in America and the many famous faces that he...

Mr President Rap | Horrible Histories

Mr President Rap | Horrible Histories

CBBC | 2017 | 2'28''

We bet you know your UK kings and queens, but how well do you know your US Presidents?

Qin Shi Huang's China - Cheerleader Parody (Song) | Horrible Histories

Qin Shi Huang's China - Cheerleader Parody (Song) | Horrible Histories

CBBC | 2018 | 1'53''

Creator of the first Chinese Empire, Qin Shi Huang, shares his story in this song inspired by OMI's Ch...

More resources about Art and Design

Benin Bronzes | Civilisations

Benin Bronzes | Civilisations

BBC Four | 2018 | 5'35''

David Olusoga visits the Benin Bronzes at the British Museum.

Making a chair (Part 1) | Inside the Factory

Making a chair (Part 1) | Inside the Factory

BBC Two | 2022 | 6'37''

Gregg visits different parts of the factory to find out how the parts for his Windsor chair get made. First up cutting the diffe...

Making a chair (Part 2) | Inside the Factory

Making a chair (Part 2) | Inside the Factory

BBC Two | 2022 | 4'15''

Gregg visits different parts of the factory to find out how the parts for his Windsor chair get made. Next up, bending the bow o...

Sourcing and processing timber | Inside the Factory

Sourcing and processing timber | Inside the Factory

BBC Two | 2022 | 5'09''

Cherry investigates the source of wood used for making Windsor chairs, and the process it undergoes to make it ready for ...

Making a chair (Part 3) | Inside the Factory

Making a chair (Part 3) | Inside the Factory

BBC Two | 2022 | 4'01''

Gregg visits different parts of the factory to find out how the parts for his Windsor chair get made. Next up, sanding the separ...

Making a chair (Part 4) | Inside the Factory

Making a chair (Part 4) | Inside the Factory

BBC Two | 2022 | 6'17''

Gregg visits different parts of the factory to find out how the parts for his Windsor chair get made. Next up, assembling the co...

Making a chair (Part 5) | Inside the Factory

Making a chair (Part 5) | Inside the Factory

BBC Two | 2022 | 4'34''

Gregg visits different parts of the factory to find out how the parts for his Windsor chair get made. Last up, polishing the cha...

The Industrial Revolution | Civilisations

The Industrial Revolution | Civilisations

BBC Two | 2018 | 3'04''

David Olusoga the social, cultural and scientific changes of the Industrial Revolution in Britain, as depicted in art.

3D paper art | Making Art: First Idea to Final Piece

3D paper art | Making Art: First Idea to Final Piece

BBC Two | 2014 | 5'49''

Yulia Brodskaya explains how she creates 3D works of art using only coloured paper.

A Bar at the Folies-Bergère | Civilisations

A Bar at the Folies-Bergère | Civilisations

BBC Two | 2018 | 2'23''

David Olusoga explores the controversy of Manet's ''A Bar at the Folies-Bergère'' and its signalling of prostitution.

Anselm Kiefer | Civilisations

Anselm Kiefer | Civilisations

BBC Two | 2018 | 3'00''

Anselm Kiefer discusses why his work is influenced so massively by German history.

Art from concentration camps | Civilisations

Art from concentration camps | Civilisations

BBC Two | 2018 | 4'45''

Simon Schama views the art that was made by children in concentration camps.

Art techniques | Making Masterpieces

Art techniques | Making Masterpieces

BBC Two | 1997 | 8'40''

Neil Macgregor discovers how research of art techniques can reveal more about our famous paintings.

Aztec Double Headed Serpent | Civilisations

Aztec Double Headed Serpent | Civilisations

BBC Four | 2018 | 1'29''

David Olusoga investigates the history of the Aztec Double Headed Serpent.

Cai GuoGiang | Civilisations

Cai GuoGiang | Civilisations

BBC Two | 2018 | 6'13''

Simon Schama investigates Cai GuoGiang's ''fire'' art, where he uses fireworks, stencils and pigments to create form.

Charcoal drawing process | Making Art: First Idea to Final Piece

Charcoal drawing process | Making Art: First Idea to Final Piece

BBC Two | 2014 | 2'07''

Stuart Semple describes the techniques he uses when drawing with charcoal.

Clothing and wealth in the Arnolfini Portrait | A Stitch in Time

Clothing and wealth in the Arnolfini Portrait | A Stitch in Time

BBC Four | 2018 | 5'03''

Amber Butchart looks at Dutch painter Jan van Eyck's Arnolfini Portrait.

Cross-stitch | MAKE! Craft Britain

Cross-stitch | MAKE! Craft Britain

BBC Four | 2018 | 2'05''

The makers get their first stab at cross-stitching by stitching their initials onto a t-shirt.

Design ideas | MAKE! Craft Britain

Design ideas | MAKE! Craft Britain

BBC Four | 2018 | 3'29''

Guests discuss their ideas for their hooky rugs, and how they will apply them.

Designing silk patterns | Handmade on the Silk Road

Designing silk patterns | Handmade on the Silk Road

BBC Four | 2016 | 2'52''

While there were three ancient patterns to adhere to, a weaver admits if they didn't keep up with modern trends they woul...