When Stacey showed us Dance at le Moulin de la Galette, and said it was one of the more famous/popular paintings shown that day, I didn’t truly understand why. Then as she was explaining that it was believed the majority of the women pictured were prostitutes, I began to look a little harder. There appears to be may other faces painted into the highlights on the clothing worn by several of the people in the painting. This caused me to read into the painting with greater detail. Unfortunately, I’ve not been able to find anything of significance although I do find the painting more intriguing now and have started to appreciate why it is so popular.
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