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Analyze the painting's visual details

The painting depicts Cordelia's farewell scene from King Lear. On the right, Cordelia is departing, while on the left, her two sisters (Goneril and Regan) are shown standing together. One sister is dressed in a prominent red gown, and their facial expressions and postures show their cold, dismissive, or haughty reactions to her departure. These specific visual reactions of the sisters are depicted in the painting but are not described in the accompanying text excerpt.

Analyze the visual evidence of Lear

In the background/left of the painting, King Lear is depicted as an elderly, frail figure turning away or showing physical weakness. This provides visual evidence of Lear's physical frailty or advanced age, which is a visual detail not explicitly detailed in the immediate text passage.

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• First blank: "Details that are present in the painting, but not in the text include [Cordelia's sisters' reactions to her departure]..."
• Second blank: "...and visual evidence of Lear's [physical frailty]."

Answer:

Details that are present in the painting, but not in the text include <blank>Cordelia's sisters' reactions to her departure</blank> and visual evidence of Lear's <blank>physical frailty</blank>.