Renaissance

The subjects of Georgiana's drawings are not always the roses in their pretty vases, or Pemberley's garden; Among these drawings, in fact, one can also find a couple of portraits - and when I say a couple, I mean that only one of them is the finished result. Indeed, when Georgiana gained a bit more confidence in her drawing skills, she asked her brother, Fitzwilliam, if she could draw him, but that proved itself a bit tricky, you see... it's not so easy, as she quickly found out, to draw a person, not like it is to draw a rose. So it took her five tries to draw a portrait of her brother she liked, and the remaining four she never threw away, keeping them, instead, together with the rest of her drawings.

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