A woman in a dress and tiable sitting on a chair

Hyperrealistic art A celestial 1680s portrayal of the daughter of Illúvatar, transcending mortal beauty with an ethereal grace that echoes the works of master artists. Wrapped in a gown woven from the veils of Tír na nÓg, she emanates an otherworldly allure akin to the celestial brushstrokes of Gustave Doré and John William Waterhouse. Adorned with delicate elven motifs and iridescent gemstones reminiscent of the starlit skies captured by Vincent van Gogh and Claude Monet, her attire embodies the celestial splendor of her divine lineage. With eyes that hold the wisdom of the ages and a gaze that speaks of cosmic secrets, she captivates with her transcendent beauty, much like the enchanting muses depicted by Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Alphonse Mucha. The subtle hint of stockings beneath her gown adds a touch of mortal charm, an earthly reminder of the delicate balance between the realms of men and gods portrayed in the works of renowned fantasy illustrators. Inspired by the enchanting lore of elvenkind and the celestial beauty of the heavens, this evocative portrayal captures the eternal elegance and transcendent grace of the daughter of Illúvatar. . Extremely high-resolution details, photographic, realism pushed to extreme, fine texture, incredibly lifelike

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