''Scent of a Woman'' Drawing

Since the beginning of time, men have been attracted to the girlish beauty. Morals and ethics have changed as time has shifted. From the ancient Greece where it was normal to see an adult man with a minor, to a present in which conversations on these subjects are regarded as blasphemy. This drawing should not (or I at least hope it would not) be perceived as a celebration of paedophilia. It is a celebration of Beauty. That obscure object of desire as Louis Bunuel had beautifully called it, has moved men in creativity, work, life; it was the reason for war and reconciliation. The title of the drawing is a reference to the Martin Brests film of the same name with Al Pacino in the main role.

Drawing:Conte on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:16.5 W x 37.7 H x 0.1 D in

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