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“I have seen once” – scene by the piano (1884)
A dim room, the piano’s polished wood catching the faint light. A figure lingers, fingers hovering over the keys—hesitant, as if caught between memory and silence. The air hums with something unplayed.
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A Lady Playing the Piano
A woman sits at the piano, fingers resting lightly on the keys. The room is hushed, sunlight filtering through sheer curtains. The air holds the quiet tension of a melody about to begin.
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The Keynote (1915)
A woman poised at a piano, bathed in lamplight, embodies the quiet tension between thought and music.