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woman black dress painting Too much skin! That’s what they said when they saw this painting. ⁠Funny what makes a scandal. , ⁠, “Portrait of Madame X” was painted by John Singer Sargent in 1884. The subject was Virginie Amélie Lady in black dress by

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