Touch the Art: Brush Mona Lisa's Hair (Touch the Art)

by Julie Appel

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The mysterious Mona Lisa could use a little grooming—so go ahead and brush her long black hair! Continue with the Old Masters by touching the large, lacy collar of Frans Hals’ The Laughing Cavalier, petting the horse’s tail in Velazquez’s Prince Baltasar Carlos on Horseback, and arranging the snappy elastic hair in Boticcelli’s The Birth of Venus.

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An introduction to nine famous works of art, each of which bears something to feel or flip, such as an actual earring on Vermeer's "Girl with a pearl earring."