This portrait of Lady Ibicella, the renowned French humiliatrix, depicts a classroom in which her pupil is attempting to write some French sentences on the blackboard. Obviously he is not a very clever pupil because he wears a “bonnet d’âne” (donkey cap) on his head. This is the French equivalent of the Dunce’s cap previously used in English schools.
Lady Ibicella is here dressed simply but elegantly, headmistress of her own École Ibicella.
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Very nice indeed! Lovely portrait of Lady Ibicella, with whose work I am very familiar from my daily tweets for DommeAddiction.com. You have depicted a classroom guaranteed to fill many a naughty miscreant with delight!
Just curious–is such a donkey cap constructed in a kind of origami manner out of one sheet of construction paper? Never saw it before. Always learning something new about humiliation methods every day! 😉
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Thanks Irv! I never knew of that cap myself. From the images I found it seems to be made of anything so long as it looks like donkey’s ears!
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