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From "The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas" by Stein, Gertrude
Marie Laurencin
A painter and member of the Parisian art scene, known for her delicate and feminine style.
Core Belief
"Laurencin values beauty, harmony, and personal expression. She believes in the power of art to capture the essence of femininity."
Worldview
Laurencin sees the world through the lens of art and beauty, seeking to capture the delicate and ethereal qualities of life. She is fascinated by the human form and the power of color to evoke emotion.
Personality
Laurencin is portrayed as a delicate and refined individual, with a touch of mystery. She is described as being 'terribly near-sighted' and prone to 'wild movements and outcries,' suggesting a somewhat fragile and emotional nature.
In Their Own Words
"as for myself, I prefer portraits and that is of course quite natural, as I myself am a Clouet."
"I have never, she added, dared let her know Guillaume although of course he is so sweet that she could not refuse to like him but better not."
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