The inscription (in DGR's hand on a slip of paper on the back of the picture) is the last sentence in Boccaccio'sDecameron, Day 2, Story 7. It translates: “The kissed mouth does not lose its freshness, but renews itself like the moon”.
31 October, 2011
work in progress...
Bocca Baciata (the kissed mouth)... after Rossetti
The inscription (in DGR's hand on a slip of paper on the back of the picture) is the last sentence in Boccaccio'sDecameron, Day 2, Story 7. It translates: “The kissed mouth does not lose its freshness, but renews itself like the moon”.
The inscription (in DGR's hand on a slip of paper on the back of the picture) is the last sentence in Boccaccio'sDecameron, Day 2, Story 7. It translates: “The kissed mouth does not lose its freshness, but renews itself like the moon”.
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woow!!! good going..!! keep it up..though your work in progress still it looks awesome. :)
ReplyDeleteLooking REALLY good!
ReplyDeleteOh! Oh! Oh! *Waves excited hands* This is gorgeous! xx
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI have missed you! Your art beautiful as always...and i am not kidding, i love her hair!! Cannot wait to see her finished! xokp
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