Leonardo da Vinci's most famous paintings
The top 3 according to 14 votes from people: Mona Lisa · The Last Supper · Lady with an Ermine. (Updated Aug 10, 2025.)
Only around fifteen of Leonardo's paintings survive. These are the ones every art guide names, from the Mona Lisa to the record-breaking Salvator Mundi.
Top 16
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Mona Lisa
c. 1503-1519. The world's most famous painting. Louvre.
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2
The Last Supper
c. 1495-1498. Mural in Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan.
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Lady with an Ermine
c. 1489-1491. Cecilia Gallerani with a white stoat. Kraków.
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4
Virgin of the Rocks
Two versions, Louvre and National Gallery, London.
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5
The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne
c. 1503-1519. Three generations in one pyramid. Louvre.
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6
Adoration of the Magi
1481, left unfinished. Uffizi.
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La Belle Ferronnière
c. 1490-1496. A portrait of a Milanese woman. Louvre.
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Madonna of the Carnation
c. 1478-1480. Munich.
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Salvator Mundi
c. 1500. Sold for a record $450.3 million in 2017.
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Saint John the Baptist
c. 1513-1516. The pointing finger and the smile. Louvre.
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11
Ginevra de' Benci
c. 1474-1478. The only Leonardo in the Americas. Washington.
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12
Annunciation
c. 1472-1476. An early work. Uffizi.
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13
The Baptism of Christ (with Verrocchio)
c. 1472-1475. Leonardo painted the angel on the left.
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14
Saint Jerome in the Wilderness
c. 1480, unfinished. Vatican.
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15
The Battle of Anghiari
1505. A lost mural known only from copies.
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16
Benois Madonna
c. 1478-1480. Hermitage.
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