Mrs. Turner

Mrs. Turner
11x14 oil on canvas Mrs. Turner (1612-1678) The wife of a lowly painters apprentice, she became the fixation and lover of many well-known artists and sculptures of her day. In fact, her derriere is said to grace many marble and bronze statues throughout the city of Kilsa – on the backsides of nymphs and goddesses – due to an extended affair with the noted sculptor Byramorri. He later conceded, “she broke my heart, and you never forget an ass like that”.

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