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What's funny to me is that the original painting kind of already looks like it was defaced, like the red all over it looks a point about the British crown's history
I couldn't believe it when the portrait was revealed. The first time I saw it was actually in a meme made by Elden Ring fans, which put the portrait in the context of scarlet rot afflicted Caelid. It was hilarious how not-out-of-place it looked