From “ Swann's way “ Marcel Proust"... bowing his head, with her big eyes so tired and sulky when she was not animated, he struck Swann for her resemblance to that figure of Sefora, Jetro's daughter, seen in a fresco in the Chapel Sistine. Swann had always had that particular taste for having fun in finding in the paintings of the masters not only the general characteristics of the reality that surrounds us, but what instead seems less susceptible to generality, the individual features of the faces we know ... "
