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Ah, i misinterpreted your comment. You're speaking with an intent of judgement. I was intending more of a comparison for the sake of education and discussion side.
Another thing, to go back to the post: do we even know if the women/girls in the original artwork were sexualized in this piece? In many cultures it was normal to not be fully covered and in fact an exposed body having sexual connotations is fairly modern.
Yeah, fully agree with you on those aspects