Something went wrong. Terribly wrong. Not sure it was the painter’s dubious imagination or the ‘little sweethearts’ that served as inspiration. Too late to find that out.
If you want to see more ‘sweethearts’, visit Ugly Renaissance Babies for a full collection.
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