Yes, not an exact match, but the length of the face, the coloring... Marz's family is from northern Europe so it's not so surprising she would look like a Vermeer, or related to one. I don't!
Yes, it's something about the gaze which is such a twin. It's not a penetrating gaze, it's not intense, but it's aware and watchful, open but not assertive, watchful but not too involved, a little bit like deer in the woods who are watching you watching them.
I see what she means, her eyes are larger, her nose smaller. But the intense gaze is much the same.
ReplyDeleteYes, not an exact match, but the length of the face, the coloring... Marz's family is from northern Europe so it's not so surprising she would look like a Vermeer, or related to one. I don't!
ReplyDeleteYes, it's something about the gaze which is such a twin. It's not a penetrating gaze, it's not intense, but it's aware and watchful, open but not assertive, watchful but not too involved, a little bit like deer in the woods who are watching you watching them.
ReplyDeleteThey are not twins, but very alike. And Marz doesn't usually have her eyes so wide open or her mouth... which would increase the resemblance.
ReplyDeleteLAURA: Yes! That's good: Marz watches somewhat like a deer who thinks she is unobserved.
ReplyDeleteBINK" "Very alike"---that's it. I wish I could see the Vermeer in action, then we'd see how alike!