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Contemporary Wine Cellar A small, modern wine cellar with racks for displays

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Medium Wine Cellar Sacramento Mid-sized trendy dark wood floor and brown floor wine cellar photo with storage racks

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Wine Cellar in Miami Inspiration for a small contemporary wine cellar remodel with display racks

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Contemporary Wine Cellar A small, modern wine cellar with racks for displays

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Sacramento Medium Wine Cellar Example of a mid-sized trendy dark wood floor and brown floor wine cellar design with storage racks

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Compact Wine Cellar in Miami Wine cellar - small contemporary wine cellar idea with display racks

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Sacramento Medium Wine Cellar Example of a mid-sized trendy dark wood floor and brown floor wine cellar design with storage racks

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New York Wine Cellar Large Wine cellar - large contemporary ceramic tile wine cellar idea with storage racks

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Tropical Living Room

Large open concept living room with a light wood floor and a bar in a tropical setting. White walls and a wall-mounted television are also featured.

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Wine Cellar Expansive in Nashville Inspiration for a huge contemporary medium tone wood floor and brown floor wine cellar remodel with storage racks

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Edmonton Medium Wine Cellar

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Wine Cellar (Detroit)

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Wine Cellar - Large

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New York Compact Wine Cellar

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Edmonton Wine Cellar

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Haven't posted little people in art in a while:

This is Eugenia Martinez Vallejo, a Spanish court dwarf owned by King Charles ll and put on regular display due to her height and weight. She is painted here in The Monster Clothed by Juan Carreno de Miranda.

"In Eugenia’s case, the painter goes as far as to refer to her as a monster. Indeed, the paintings are known as The Monster Clothed and The Monster Undressed. The latter portrait shows Eugenia posing naked and deprived of her humanity like a mythological creature. This often leads the painting to be subtitled Bacchus, who is the Roman God of wine, festivity, and insanity. In the other portrait, Eugenia wears a red and white dress which transforms Eugenia’s body into a grotesque shape. While the portraits are praised by art historians for presenting her with dignity, this couldn’t be farther from the truth. In fact, the paintings are very hard to look at and it is impossible to deny the darker reality which is so obviously at play. In the portraits, Eugenia appears highly sad and uncomfortable." (1)

Eugenia's story is one of objectifying humiliation, and her longstanding popularity reminds us of our ableist history.

Her nearly life-sized statue etches her unique size and uncommon beauty. In straying from The Monster Undressed we attempt to return dignity to Eugenia and break the stigma that caused so much strife to her life. She died in the 17th century at 24. (2)

(1): The Story of Eugenia Martinez Vallejo, Claire Rochet, Girl Museum Inc 2021

(2): Sculpture of Eugenia Martinez Vallejo, Atlas Obscura 2021