(Park Benjamin)
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| Jean-Honoré Fragonard A Young Girl Reading c. 1770 Oil on canvas, 81 x 65 cm National Gallery of Art, Washington |
Beauty and grace are two traits which rarely appear in their purest form in one individual.
People who have shown true beauty and grace have captured our hearts and minds.
They are the legends, the shining stars, the unforgettable.
They have been poor people, princesses, volunteers and saints, and have commanded our world, and our attention.
But sometimes, they have been the quiet ones, silent in deed and in voice, yet still full of beauty and grace.
Whom do you see as full of beauty and true grace?
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