ミア・ハリファさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ミア・ハリファInstagram)「Tête de femme No. 2, portrait of Dora Maar by Pablo Picasso, 1942 Dora’s volatility and vehement leftist views on politics were Picasso’s muse for the duration of their affair. Her heartbreaking exposure to the Spanish civil war was why Picasso usually depicted her as weeping, and her rage and passion were inspiration for him. She taught Picasso about politics, and surrealism photography, and taught him techniques he never knew. The fetishization of her pain and heartbreak, what Picasso called his “muse” were denounced by her. “These are Picasso’s portraits. Not one is Dora Maar.” She said. I’m proud of be reminded every day that no matter how much suffering one’s endured, and no matter how permanent it may seemingly be, whether that’s in the form of scars or an iconic painting who’s creator is pedestaled (and I am guilty of building that pedestal), we are bigger than our tribulations and we will not be defined by them or the men that inflicted such pain.」11月8日 23時21分