<lora:tbh299-sdxl:0.52> style of Carl Spitzweg, Near the old lighthouse overlook

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<lora:tbh299-sdxl:0.52> style of Carl Spitzweg, Near the old lighthouse overlooking the harbor, the French fisherman's widow stands resolute. Her confident pose and wind-brushed skin, tinged with a salty tang, reflect the early morning light's soft pink-golden hues, infusing the atmosphere with a dynamic, lively essence. Windswept strands framing her face with a salty tang. She inspires with her carefree and light-hearted, cheeky allure, an air of confident graceful femininity. Irresistibly cute, with (charming blush). With flawless, immaculate, and neat (deep-toned sun-kissed skin), her complexion radiant with a golden hue, as if kissed by the Mediterranean sun, each feature carved with elegance and grace. subtle eyeliner with a Healthy Blush, Highlighter and mascara Dressed in her (traditional adorned high-leg full-body leotard) adorned with (intricate embroideries) a veil (traditional embroidered and embellished full-body veil), with her (intricate crochet laced) adorned(pure silk) and satin (stockings with garters:1.2) in traditional patterns and colors. Her fierce red hair, tied up to keep it practical, glows in the warm hearth light. Windswept strands framing her face with a salty tang. The scene captures the raw beauty and resilience of Bretagne's coast in the 1680's, reminiscent of Franz Xaver Winterhalter's maritime studies. This authentic portrayal of French maritime life is rendered in a vintage film emulation style, evoking the artistic sensibilities of Jean-Francois Millet, Arthur David McCormick and Charles Sillem Lidderdale A testament to the life at sea, reflecting an authentic French maritime ambiance, celebrating 1680's Bretonic charm of ancient coastal life and cultural significance of a Bretonic woman. Depicted by William Trost Richards, Alfred Thompson Bricher, and John Frederick Kensett., <lora:add-detail-xl:0.45>, <lora:detailed_notrigger:0.31>

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