Esteban Maroto
John Atkinson Grimshaw—Iris—1886
(via JHALAL DRUT: Heroes Shed No Tears, 1980)
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2 comments:
Interesting to compare the relative leg lengths (unsurprisingly longer for Maroto) and the shape of the pelvis and hips.
I also find it interesting to look at the use of the differently-shaped wings and how they have changed the compositional arrangement of the figure. The amount of the lean of her torso also contributes to this, if I am not being totally off-the-target.
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