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| George Clausen’s “A Girl’s Head” |
Unfortunately I didn’t capture a great image of artist George Clausen’s “A Girl’s Head”, but it’s good enough for you to get a sense of the warmth in the unknown subject’s face. She wears a simple blouse–it might even be dirty, perhaps because she’s a laborer. The look in her eyes, her simple hair style, seem to support the theory that she’s from the working class.
“She’s beautiful,” Lori said to me. I nodded agreement.
You might not have ever heard of George Clausen, but his “Mona Lisa” puts him on par–in our book–with Da Vinci.
