14-10-2025, 02:26 PM
I am sorry but I don't agree. If you compare You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. you can see that in f82v the water in the pool covers almost all the stitching.
I think that the stitching may be the reason for this difference. In You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. the painting can cover all the surface once flattened. But in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. it can't. In fact, the bit of green that the orange arrow is pointing to can easily come from the orange zone in the schema.
There are also two points that may confirm that the drawing was previous to the strip:
- yellow arrow points to a line that looks like the original border fo the pool of the upper lady. Maybe oce painted, the painter retraced the curve wrongly (yes, I said retraced!
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- blue arrow: why would the person who was drawing end the line at a hole, when he could pass between both holes smoothly?
- black arrows: to me, the border ends at the strips are not coincident. If I would have drawn the border, let's say from left to right, the border of the right side should have been a bit up from where it is now. This difference can be explained by the strip and stitching after the drawing.
I think that the stitching may be the reason for this difference. In You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. the painting can cover all the surface once flattened. But in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. it can't. In fact, the bit of green that the orange arrow is pointing to can easily come from the orange zone in the schema.
There are also two points that may confirm that the drawing was previous to the strip:
- yellow arrow points to a line that looks like the original border fo the pool of the upper lady. Maybe oce painted, the painter retraced the curve wrongly (yes, I said retraced!
)- blue arrow: why would the person who was drawing end the line at a hole, when he could pass between both holes smoothly?
- black arrows: to me, the border ends at the strips are not coincident. If I would have drawn the border, let's say from left to right, the border of the right side should have been a bit up from where it is now. This difference can be explained by the strip and stitching after the drawing.