He is interested in you in part because van Ruijven is.” Considering that Pieter the son keeps looking for her, and van Ruijven has an obsession with has caused him to believe that she someone resembles that image. In the other hand, I think Griet has come to notice that she deserves better. On page, 169 Griet describes the painting as, "a picture of three people--a woman playing a lute, wearing a dress that revealed much of her bosom, a gentleman with his arm around her, and an old woman. The man was buying the young woman's favors, the old woman reaching to take the coin he held out.” Considering the fact that a Procuress is a woman who prostitutes, at the end of the book the painting is suppose to signify how Griet is the total opposite of what the painting symbolizes. Van Ruijven wants Vermeer to paint him with Griet so that he can attempt to seduce her the way he did a previous maid. Maria Thins was able to suggest to him another painting that appealed to him just as much as the painting he had in
He is interested in you in part because van Ruijven is.” Considering that Pieter the son keeps looking for her, and van Ruijven has an obsession with has caused him to believe that she someone resembles that image. In the other hand, I think Griet has come to notice that she deserves better. On page, 169 Griet describes the painting as, "a picture of three people--a woman playing a lute, wearing a dress that revealed much of her bosom, a gentleman with his arm around her, and an old woman. The man was buying the young woman's favors, the old woman reaching to take the coin he held out.” Considering the fact that a Procuress is a woman who prostitutes, at the end of the book the painting is suppose to signify how Griet is the total opposite of what the painting symbolizes. Van Ruijven wants Vermeer to paint him with Griet so that he can attempt to seduce her the way he did a previous maid. Maria Thins was able to suggest to him another painting that appealed to him just as much as the painting he had in