Censored Mona Lisa Parody

A faithful oil-painting parody of the Mona Lisa in the style of a High Renaissance museum masterpiece, waist-up seated portrait with folded hands, dark brown dress, translucent veil, soft golden-brown sfumato lighting, and the classic hazy landscape with winding paths, water, and rocky hills in the background. Replace the entire face area with a single flat rectangular censor block in medium brown, centered over the head and covering from forehead to chin, with clean hard edges that contrast against the painterly surface. Keep the hair visible around the block, including light brown hair parted at the top and falling over the shoulders. Preserve the aged varnish look, muted earthy palette, subtle craquelure-like texture, and solemn museum-quality composition. Vertical framing, centered subject, realistic proportions, old master brushwork, dramatic but soft shading.