Vandalised Leonardo da Vinci Lady with an Ermine Phone Case

A bold reinterpretation of one of art history's most beloved portraits. 🎨📱

Did you know that "Lady with an Ermine" (circa 1489–1490) is one of only four female portraits painted by Leonardo da Vinci? The subject is widely believed to be Cecilia Gallerani, a mistress of Ludovico Sforza, Duke of Milan, who was Leonardo's patron at the time. The ermine itself is highly symbolic. In Greek, "galê" (ermine) is similar to Gallerani's surname, a clever visual pun. Furthermore, the ermine was a symbol of purity and moderation, and Ludovico Sforza himself was awarded the Order of the Ermine by the King of Naples in 1488. This portrait beautifully captures Cecilia's intelligence and grace, making it a timeless masterpiece.

Beyond its stunning aesthetic, the ARTSNOB Lady with an Ermine Phone Case boasts ultimate protection. Crafted with a dual-layer design, it features a white polycarbonate outer shell and a black flexible TPU inner cover, offering maximum durability. The sleek glossy finish adds a touch of elegance, making it the perfect balance between robust protection and high style. With precisely aligned openings and compatibility with wireless charging, it's as practical as it is beautiful.