"Dulcinea"
Dulcinea is who Don Quixote imagines as his great love—a pure, royal lady he fights for. But she’s not really the way he sees her. To others, she’s actually a farm girl named Aldonza- only someone Don Quixote once knew. I believe she even does not show up in the story. He just holds her in his mind as this perfect figure, and she becomes a symbol of how far someone can go with an inflexible mind—how we sometimes build whole worlds from the inside out. Or perhaps very flexible?
 
This work of art is 14x11in Ink on 110lbs cotton paper, toned fawn.
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