12-06-2018, 12:05 PM
I'm not sure I understand what you mean. Most three quarter view images make a line from the nose along the eyebrow and the forehead. What makes the VM nymphs rather ugly (or appear badly drawn) is that the part of the line that forms the forehead does not really take the integration of the forehead with the lower part into account. This is rather abstract, I'll try to show it with some drawings.
The nuns are in near-frontal view, and the line which makes the forehead (blue) is the one that ends in the chin. In the VM, this line ends in the nose.
However, these lines also reveal variation in drawing style in the VM. In many nymphs, these consist of three lines, resulting in a more normal profile.
These look more like the nuns you posted, but those are still more frontal than the VM faces and I'm not sure why you consider them an especially good match. It must be the green
The nuns are in near-frontal view, and the line which makes the forehead (blue) is the one that ends in the chin. In the VM, this line ends in the nose.
However, these lines also reveal variation in drawing style in the VM. In many nymphs, these consist of three lines, resulting in a more normal profile.
These look more like the nuns you posted, but those are still more frontal than the VM faces and I'm not sure why you consider them an especially good match. It must be the green