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The document discusses the painting "Girl with a Pearl Earring" by Johannes Vermeer. It was forgotten for centuries until the 19th century when Vermeer's genius was rediscovered in the age of Manet and photography. The girl in the painting has an enigmatic expression and haunting eyes, with an ordinary yet beautiful face that conjures a pale mystique that remains unforgettable.

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Art Appropriation: Myself As A Subject Original

The document discusses the painting "Girl with a Pearl Earring" by Johannes Vermeer. It was forgotten for centuries until the 19th century when Vermeer's genius was rediscovered in the age of Manet and photography. The girl in the painting has an enigmatic expression and haunting eyes, with an ordinary yet beautiful face that conjures a pale mystique that remains unforgettable.

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ART APPROPRIATION

Original Myself as a Subject

Girl with a Pearl Earring by Johannes Vermeer


To call Vermeer’s enigmatic young woman “unforgettable” is perhaps
misleading, as she was forgotten for centuries. Only in the 19 th century in
the age of Manet and photography was the genius of Vermeer rediscovered.

Today the eyes of this girl haunt us as she looks back in silence. Her
face has a scintillating mixture of ordinaries and beauty that conjures a
pale mystique.
Anabel T. Abalos
BSE Filipino I-1

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