You might remember Leonardo da Vinci’s “Lady with Ermine”, who at 17 had a pale oval face, a long aristocratic nose and a resolute mouth and her gaze over only one shoulder with holding a white creature in her arm with pale hand.

How can one forget her brown and smooth hair tucked behind that showcase her as 1920s appearance and the simple black beads and the richly colored gown with folds and gold brocade, which added best to gain her the beauty she had?

Yes, this 1490 portrait is the last encounter that the visitors had at the glorious exhibition called Renaissance Faces that is held at Berlin’s Bode Museum. Today also, Leonardo da Vinci’s lady radiates same sheer class that it earlier use to reflect in her portrait.

Renaissance Faces is a famous exhibition held with cooperation of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The exhibition showcases approximately 150 paintings, sculptures and medallions, and also the work of museums like the Louvre, the Uffizi and the National Gallery in London. Next, onlookers can enjoy the show in New York from Dec. 21 to March 18, 2012.

This tour of Italy can really take the people to enjoy the Botticelli’s blonde Florentine beauties and the paintings of their rich banker lovers, who were the old men from Ferrara that have been very precisely portrayed in these Pisanello drawings, the dukes of Milan, Mantua and Naples, angelic young boys from Rome and solemn doges of Venice.