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              <text>The idealization is oddly less apparent in this image, and it is very clearly shown. We can see her applied hobbies as well as interest intertwined in her character so that we can see beyond the character of sharp pastels and caked makeup.</text>
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              <text>Follower of Louis Michel Van Loo</text>
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