Assessing like an art critic: The painting "The Muse" by artist Sérgio Affonso is an amalgam of various colors, sensations, desires and feelings. The work draws attention for its perfect curves. It can be seen that he took great care in portraying the landscape of the city of Quadris, but made his influences from the Coxas Grossas region, in Spain, very clear. By showing his muse bending down to pick up something from the floor, the painter's ingenuity is clear. It wasn't his intention, but it's impossible not to understand how this affects the creator. The painter made a point of saying that this painting is part of a series. According to him, his muse is many in one. The work is on display in Bundapest. That's right, Bundapest. The author explained that it was a tribute to some characteristic of his muse. In closing, it's not a Mona Lisa. Because Mona Lisa is rubbish. The author explained that he will never reveal the identity of his inspiration. In his very elaborate vocabulary, he declared: "I'm not going to give a damn without first trying to conquer this monument."