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In the novel 'The Tale of My Friend', a scene of revenge depicts the invasion of Palestine by Holofernes, who occupies the homeland of Judith. One evening, Judith, dressed in splendid attire and accompanied by fine wine, paid her respects to the enemy who was about to enslave her country, Herophis. This man, who had experienced the battlefield before, slowly collapsed while planting fine wine, Under Judith's pomegranate skirt. With the help of the maid, Judith quickly cut off the enemy's head. The painter Altamia was a Baroque painter from 17th century Italy. In an era when female painters were rare, she was the first to create historical and religious paintings. His father was a follower of Caravaggio and a famous stylized painter, Orazio. He had been painting with his daughter since she was young. Later, Olizio hired Agostino Tasi as his daughter's private tutor, but Tasi sexually assaulted Altamiya, who was 18 years old at the time. Originally, under the anger of Olazira, Tashi agreed to marry Altamiya to maintain her reputation. Although this was a forced marriage for Altamiya, it was indeed a "normal" thing at the time. After the engagement, Tashi did not complete the engagement for a long time. Later, it was discovered that Tashi had already been married. Therefore, Olazira and Altaymisia accused Tashi of sexual assault. During the interrogation, it was gradually discovered that Tashi was also suspected of hiring assassins to murder his wife (who has disappeared), sexually assaulting his sister-in-law, and stealing Olazira's paintings, But Altai Mishia still needs to endure the torture of the court to prove the innocence of her testimony. The final charge of sexual assault was established, and Tashi was imprisoned for two years. However, due to the recognition and support of the Pope, all crimes were later revoked. Altai Mishia later created some paintings with female revenge as the theme, reflecting this painful experience in her early years. Altamia later married the Florentine painter Sitiades and went to Florence with her husband, where she achieved great success. She absorbed Caravaggio's strong dramatic and chiaroscuro techniques and created a series of paintings depicting violence. #Entertainment # Painting # Female Revenge # Violence