Framable Pizza Boxes Inc. Launches the Mona Lisa Pizza Box – Fine Art on a Pizza Box—Ready to Frame and Hang!

San Francisco, California – Framable Pizza Boxes Inc. is revolutionizing both the art and food industries with the launch of the Mona Lisa Pizza Box—a high-quality, collectible pizza box featuring Leonardo da Vinci’s iconic masterpiece, ready to frame and hang. Now, pizza lovers and art enthusiasts alike can enjoy million-dollar art for the price of a pizza. The creative force behind this concept is Richard H. Davis, an artist and inventor known for blending fine art with everyday experiences.

Artful Pizza Boxes

With the Mona Lisa Pizza Box, Davis transforms an ordinary pizza delivery into a unique cultural moment—where art is not only admired but also savored alongside a delicious meal. The Mona Lisa Pizza Box is just the beginning. Framable Pizza Boxes Inc. has plans to expand the collection with upcoming releases featuring Vincent van Gogh and Pierre-Auguste Renoir paintings, giving consumers a chance to collect and display legendary works of art in a fun and affordable way. “Our mission is to make fine art accessible to everyone,” said Davis.

“Why settle for a greasy, disposable box when you can get a work of art? Imagine finishing your pizza and then framing a Van Gogh or Renoir—it’s a game-changer in both the art and food industries.” The Mona Lisa Pizza Box is now available for select pizzerias and online purchase. Get ready to enjoy a masterpiece with every slice! For more information or press inquiries, please visit website.

Eat & Collect Art

Visiting the Mona Lisa at the Louvre Museum in Paris is an experience unlike any other—but it comes with a challenge: the infamous line. Hundreds of visitors gather daily, forming a dense crowd eager to catch a glimpse of Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece.

When you finally reach the front, you’ll see the painting encased in bulletproof glass, smaller than many expect at just 30 x 21 inches, with her enigmatic smile drawing endless fascination. Despite the brief viewing time and the sea of smartphones snapping photos, standing before the world’s most famous portrait is a surreal and unforgettable moment. The line to see the Mona Lisa Watch on YouTube.