An Understated Dominance

Chapter 1312: A Beautiful Portrait

After learning about the origin of the artwork, the entire venue erupted into excitement.

Most of the people in attendance that night had some interest in the arts and culture to varying degrees. Legendary figures like Master Felix were highly admired, and his dual expertise in both poetry and painting was a rarity. To excel in either of these fields was already impressive, but to excel in both was truly remarkable.

Master Felix's works were highly sought after because he was known for his reclusive nature and his disdain for wealth. He rarely created poems or paintings, so whenever one of his pieces appeared, it was considered a treasure, and many cultured elites took pride in owning one of his authentic works.

Now, witnessing one of his masterpieces in person was a source of great wonder for everyone present.

"I believe you all know how rare Master Felix's authentic works are. If it weren't for our close relationship with him, we might not have been able to acquire this Portrait of a Beauty," the manager Kaizen explained with a smile.

"It truly lives up to being a work by Master Felix. This Portrait of a Beauty is so lifelike, like a celestial maiden descended from the heavens, it's incredible!"

"We're truly fortunate to witness an authentic work by Master Felix in our lifetime!"

minute... I heard that Master Felix's art is centered around realism. Could

the crowd suddenly realized

The beauty in the painting is not fictional; she is a real person," the chubby man paused for a moment, allowing everyone's curiosity to reach its peak before announcing, "I won't hide it from

"What? Margaret?!"

revelation, the entire venue erupted into a

remained shrouded in mystery. No one knew what she looked

had emerged out of nowhere, defeating all the stunning beauties on the

had been hailed as the number one beauty in

reigning at the top for several years, Margaret had never appeared in public.

more mysterious she remained,

upon hearing that the woman in the painting was Margaret, the expressions of all the

though only half of her face was visible in the