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i never noticed how similiar the women are in facial features. it's not something your really think about. i guess there really are classic facial features.
ReplyDeleteand note how most of the women weren't scrawny... plumpness was a sign of wealth b/c they could afford food as a luxury. thanks for this, Irene!
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