Pygmalion looks at his work with great love ...

Young Man in Awe of Radiant Marble Statue in Studio

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  Pygmalion looks at his work with great love ...
  
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  Prompt: Masterpiece ((Pre-Raphaelite style, female living enchanting nude marble statue, young man in love)) a scene with a standing female nude with alabaster skin, a curvaceous shapely delicate body and a serene posture. She has flowing white hair that falls down her back to her hips and a beautiful face with a serene expression and soft features that looks at the young man with a shy smile, open eyes. Kneeling before her is a man of shapely, diminutive stature, wearing a gray-blue tunic with wide sleeves, his hands folded in an act of supplication or devotion, looking up at the female figure with an expression of earnest entreaty. His short brown hair is simply coiffed to match his sincere, amorous and youthful face. The setting is a sculptor's studio with a view through the window of a distant landscape bathed in warm sunlight. The scene shows the intricacies of a sculptor's or artist's studio with a textured, neutral-colored background. Small pieces of white marble are scattered on the floor around her. In the foreground, a single pink rose lies on the floor. The atmosphere of the painting is serene, with soft, diffused light and an ethereal and romantic mood, by Burne-Jones, by Rackham, elegant, 8k, very attractive, 4K, 3D, crisp quality, hdr
  
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The oldest depiction of the legend of Pygmalion and the statue can be found in Philostephanos (3rd century BC) and the most detailed ancient description can be found in Ovid (43 BC - 17 AD) in the Metamorphoses. Without consciously thinking of women, Pygmalion of Cyprus creates an ivory statue that looks like a living woman. He treated the effigy more and more like a real person and eventually fell in love with his artificial figure. On the feast day of Venus, Pygmalion begs the goddess of love: Although he does not dare to say that his statue should become a human being, he asks that his future wife should be like the statue he has created. When he returns home and begins to caress the statue as usual, it slowly comes to life. This union produces a daughter named Paphos, after whom the city is later named.

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