| Home of Monte Carlo | 19 |
| Grimaldis' home | 19 |
| Grace's land | 16 |
| Grace land? | 11 |
| French Riviera attraction | 25 |
| Famed Grand Prix setting | 24 |
| Country whose leader has competed in five Winter Olympics | 57 |
| 1956 wedding locale | 19 |
| Louvre attraction | 17 |
| Renaissance woman? | 18 |
| Painting behind bulletproof glass since 2005 | 44 |
| Nat King Cole tune | 18 |
| Nat King Cole hit | 17 |
| Louvre work | 11 |
| Louvre lady | 11 |
| 16th-century work also known as "La Gioconda" | 55 |
| "La Gioconda," familiarly | 35 |
| What the Duchamp painting "L.H.O.O.Q." parodies | 57 |
| The most famous painting in the world, many say | 47 |
| Subject of the Marcel Duchamp painting "L.H.O.O.Q." | 61 |
| Signora del Giocondo | 20 |
| She has a memorable smile | 25 |
| Painting partly shown on the original cover of "The Da Vinci Code" | 76 |
| Owner of a famous smile | 23 |
| Nat King Cole song about Da Vinci painting? | 43 |
| Louvre highlight | 16 |
| Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece | 29 |
| La Gioconda, familiarly | 23 |
| It was stolen in August 1911 | 28 |
| It was stolen in 1911 | 21 |
| Immortal wife of Francesco del Giocondo | 39 |
| Her image was stolen in 1911 and recovered in 1913 | 50 |
| Francesco del Giocondo's wife | 33 |
| Famed da Vinci | 14 |
| Eyebrowless lady | 16 |
| Da Vinci signature piece | 24 |
| Celebrated smiler | 17 |
| Big draw at the Louvre | 22 |
| 1507 masterpiece | 16 |
| "The Da Vinci Code" cover image | 41 |
| "The Da Vinci Code" cover girl | 40 |
| King or queen, e.g. | 19 |
| Unelected ruler | 15 |
| Swallowtail relative | 20 |
| Place in Alberta or Mercury's counterpart | 45 |
| Migratory butterfly | 19 |
| Lepidopterist's quarry | 26 |
| Crowned head | 12 |
| Constantine was one | 19 |
| Born leader | 11 |
| Kings | 5 |
| Negro Leagues team | 18 |
| Tsars and others | 16 |
| Ruling class | 12 |
| Orange-and-black-winged butterflies | 35 |
| Kansas City ___, Negro Leagues team with Satchel Paige, Jackie Robinson and Ernie Banks | 87 |
| Crowned heads | 13 |
| Certain surveyors? | 18 |
| Big butterflies | 15 |
| Saudi Arabia is one | 19 |
| It may be limited | 17 |
| Peasantry's opposite | 24 |
| King's rule | 15 |
| Belgium or Norway, e.g. | 23 |
| Belgium or Denmark | 18 |
| Bahrain, Bhutan or Brunei | 25 |
| Vice president under Carter | 27 |
| Rockefeller's successor | 27 |
| Carter's running mate | 25 |
| Whom Reagan beat in 1984 | 24 |
| Veep under Carter | 17 |
| V.P. | 4 |
| Prominent Democrat | 18 |
| Presidential hopeful | 20 |
| Loser to Reagan: 1984 | 21 |
| Humphrey's protégé | 28 |
| Bush's predecessor | 22 |
| Bush succeeded him | 18 |
| California vintner Robert | 25 |
| Almaden competitor | 18 |
| "Harvests of Joy" autobiographer | 42 |
| When Grundy was born | 20 |
| Day Mama Cass sang about | 24 |
| Workweek start, or an apt title for this puzzle based on an abbreviation found in its five longest answers | 106 |
| Work week start | 15 |
| Whenever it comes, "you can find me cryin' all of the time," in a 1966 hit | 88 |
| When repeated, a Mamas and the Papas hit | 40 |
| Themeless ___ | 13 |
| Quarterback's morning after | 31 |
| Grundy's birth day | 22 |
| Calendar column heading | 23 |
| Blue time | 9 |
| Society | 7 |
| The world according to Arp | 26 |
| Tout le ___ | 11 |
| Pierre's world | 18 |
| Haut ___ (high society) | 23 |
| World according to Arp | 22 |
| Parisian daily, with "Le" | 35 |
| Paris paper Le ___ | 18 |