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I like this style. not camera obscura obviously, but realistic and proper proportions but also with a slight abstract/surreal aspect to brush strokes and composition. they probably used a model and a real landscape to paint this? I know nothing about art or painting just typing things.
Most likely this model
> John William Waterhouse, a prominent Pre-Raphaelite painter, frequently used Muriel Foster as a model for his work
Muriel Foster picture: https://bennitheblog.com/projects/Vy2grN
> John William Waterhouse, a prominent Pre-Raphaelite painter, frequently used Muriel Foster as a model for his work
Muriel Foster picture: https://bennitheblog.com/projects/Vy2grN
many far-northern european women had wider, more defined jaws (even moreso in their men). some people called them square-heads or lantern-heads. I don't think it was because they had more T expressed as they went thru puberty, but instead just a consequence of genetics governing head-shape.
if you want to spot a crossdresser check the shoulder width, hips (of course), and torso proportions.
if you want to spot a crossdresser check the shoulder width, hips (of course), and torso proportions.
> John William Waterhouse, a prominent Pre-Raphaelite painter, frequently used Muriel Foster as a model for his work
Muriel Foster picture: https://bennitheblog.com/projects/Vy2grN
Muriel Foster picture: https://bennitheblog.com/projects/Vy2grN
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_William_Waterhouse
https://www.artguide.org/john-william-waterhouse/narcissus/