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If being plump was a sign of your wealth is there any evidence of "reverse photoshopping", where nobility wanted to be painted to look bigger?

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At what point did it become the norm that children refer to their parents as "mother/mum" "father/dad" as opposed to their first names?

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If being plump was a sign of your wealth is there any evidence of "reverse photoshopping", where nobility wanted to be painted to look bigger?

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If being plump was a sign of your wealth is there any evidence of "reverse photoshopping", where nobility wanted to be painted to look bigger?	530	AskHistorians
At what point did it become the norm that children refer to their parents as "mother/mum" "father/dad" as opposed to their first names?	250	AskHistorians
If being plump was a sign of your wealth is there any evidence of "reverse photoshopping", where nobility wanted to be painted to look bigger?	20	AskHistorians