Which famous artwork is the most over-reproduced?
The works you have seen a thousand times without going to a museum: on mugs, phone cases, dorm walls and dentists' waiting rooms.
1Mona LisaLeonardo's portrait, reproduced so often the original disappoints visitors.1000pts
2Vitruvian ManLeonardo's proportional figure, printed on everything from textbooks to gym walls.916pts
3SunflowersVan Gogh's vase, the standard-issue kitchen print.812pts
4The ThinkerRodin's seated figure, cast and copied into parks worldwide.750pts
5Girl with a Pearl EarringVermeer's turbaned sitter, given a novel and a film.671pts
6The ScreamMunch's figure, absorbed into the emoji set.670pts
7Campbell's Soup CansWarhol's supermarket shelf, sold back as merchandise.600pts
8American GothicGrant Wood's farm couple, parodied for ninety years.520pts
9The Birth of VenusBotticelli's shell, endlessly cropped to one face.429pts
10The Last SupperLeonardo's mural, reproduced on tapestry in a million dining rooms.428pts
11The Great Wave off KanagawaHokusai's wave, now a default T-shirt print.428pts
12The KissKlimt's gold-leaf embrace, a fixture of student walls.428pts
13The Creation of AdamMichelangelo's two fingers, used to sell everything.323pts
14The Starry NightVan Gogh's night sky, now also a phone case and a jigsaw.323pts
15Monet's Water LiliesOn more posters, mugs and hotel corridors than almost any other painting.200pts
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Reproduction is so complete that Louvre visitors regularly report the Mona Lisa as disappointingly small. The list nobody wants to win: https://youpick.best/articles/monet-ranked-many-ways





















