Editor: This is Alphonse Leroy's "Mater Dolorosa," housed right here at Harvard. The somber mood just radiates from her gaze. What’s your interpretation? Curator: Ah, "Mater Dolorosa" – Mother of Sorrows. Isn't it interesting how Leroy captures such profound grief with just a few strokes? To me, the upward gaze speaks to a hope amidst despair. What do you think? Editor: I hadn't considered the hope aspect. It does add a layer of complexity. Curator: Indeed! It's a reminder that even in sorrow, there's often a flicker of something more, isn't there? Editor: Definitely gives me something to think about. Thanks!
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