Motorcycle Travel Series by @velimir 'Wax Lady' (Part #562)
'Wax Lady'
Medieval lady out of wax. :)
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There is a famous poem by the writer Rubén Darío, called Sonatina, which says: "The princess is sad, what will the princess have? She's lost her laughter, she's lost her color". This lady is very serious and with a lost look. Perhaps she thinks of the knights who will fall in great battles or simply the bodice is too tight. ;). Thank you for sharing your images, @velimir.
Very good photographs, @velimir. In them we can closely appreciate the hieratic faces of these wax characters and the beauty of the clothes of the time. It is a true work of art the embroidery in stones that adorns this dress. It must have been very difficult to dress in those times and uncomfortable to wear those elaborate and heavy suits with those sleeves with so much fabric. Greetings, friend, a hug for you.
An impassive lady, though some sadness seems to escape through her eyes. Attractive, imposing, with her adorned dress, transports us to the almost immutable beauty of those times.
These kinds of waxworks are amazing. Your treatment style lends an even more gothic feel to the photo.