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Artwork in contemporary figurative style inspired by the historical character Margherita Marsili, whose imaginary portrait I made. She was called "the Beautiful Marsilia" because of her dazzling beauty, the tawny color of her hair and the eyes of the sea. She was kidnapped on April 22, 1543 in Maremma, an area south of the Tuscan coast, following an unexpected pirate raid, and then moved by the Saracen Barbarossa to Constantinople, where she became the favorite of the Sultan of Constantinople Suleiman II who fell madly in love with her.

Materials used:

Oil colors on canvas

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#youth #elegance #beautiful woman #red hair #seduction #blue eyes #charm #allure #gorgeous woman #seductive look 

THE BEAUTIFUL MARSILIA (2011)

Oil painting 
by Paola Imposimato

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Artwork in contemporary figurative style inspired by the historical character Margherita Marsili, whose imaginary portrait I made. She was called "the Beautiful Marsilia" because of her dazzling beauty, the tawny color of her hair and the eyes of the sea. She was kidnapped on April 22, 1543 in Maremma, an area south of the Tuscan coast, following an unexpected pirate raid, and then moved by the Saracen Barbarossa to Constantinople, where she became the favorite of the Sultan of Constantinople Suleiman II who fell madly in love with her.

Materials used:

Oil colors on canvas

Tags:
#youth #elegance #beautiful woman #red hair #seduction #blue eyes #charm #allure #gorgeous woman #seductive look 
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My artistic style is supported by a solid figurative base also coming from the study of Greco-Roman art, but I have completely interpreted it in a contemporary key, ranging from... Read more

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