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Renaissance Rabbit

The cosplayer's daughter sat in a pose full of attitude. The agreed upon terms of being able to one handedly check her iphone backfiring on the artist as she insisted on holding it in the displayed hand. "Like.. how long is this going to take?" was a frequently muttered expression, and to the dismay of the artist her ethereal beauty in his picture showed her somewhat spoiled attitude.

I dreamed of this scenario as I commenced my visual research and found the picture "Maria Magdalena" by Crivelli (1480) from the first Italian Renaissance. The attitude and facial expression of the model he used made me wonder what she, the model, must have been like.

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