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Her Sculptured Self

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Her Sculptured Self

- But will they still see that I ve got a slim waist ? Date: 1895

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Sculptured Slim Waist 1895 Artists


Her Sculptured Self - A Study in Self-Expression and the Artistic Process (But will they still see that I've got a slim waist?),

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dated 1895, is a captivating image that offers a unique glimpse into the world of turn-of-the-century art and the complex relationship between artists, models, and self-presentation. The photograph, available through Mary Evans Prints Online, captures a moment during a photo shoot for a sculpture or painting session. The model, dressed in a flowing, high-necked blouse and full skirt, strikes a confident pose, her hands resting on her hips as she gazes directly at the viewer. Her expression is determined and self-assured, yet there is a hint of vulnerability in her eyes. The artist, who remains unseen, stands behind her, his hands gently shaping her waist, emphasizing its slimness and elegance. The sculpture or painting in progress can be seen in the background, a rough sketch or clay model that will eventually become a work of art. The title of the photograph, "Her Sculptured Self," suggests a sense of self-expression and empowerment on the part of the model. She is not just an object to be sculpted or painted, but an active participant in the creative process. At the same time, the question posed in the title, "But will they still see that I've got a slim waist?" reveals the model's concerns about how she will be perceived and judged based on her physical appearance. This photograph is a fascinating window into the historical context of art and beauty standards during the late 19th century. It highlights the complex dynamic between artists, models, and the societal expectations of femininity and physical perfection. The image invites us to reflect on the ways in which art and self-presentation have evolved over time, and the ongoing debates around representation and self-expression in the arts.

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