JackG
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I like the idea, if for no other reason that it is a different approach to the nude female form.
Something to watch out for in the subjects found in paintings is body proportions which can get exaggerated. A huge proponent of this were works by Jean Auguste Ingres with his women having elongated backs among other distortions. The back on the 'white slave' seems to have something going on as well, but the sculpt appears to have corrected that. Her left arm in the painting also looks like today's 'cut and paste', but here again the scuplt improved on this and looks much more natural. Good luck!
regards,
Jack
Something to watch out for in the subjects found in paintings is body proportions which can get exaggerated. A huge proponent of this were works by Jean Auguste Ingres with his women having elongated backs among other distortions. The back on the 'white slave' seems to have something going on as well, but the sculpt appears to have corrected that. Her left arm in the painting also looks like today's 'cut and paste', but here again the scuplt improved on this and looks much more natural. Good luck!
regards,
Jack