Poupée Victorienne en Vitrine Ancienne

A photorealistic vertical portrait of a ball-jointed doll displayed inside an antique dark wooden glass cabinet, styled like a museum collection photograph. Exactly 2 dolls in the scene: 1 main seated doll in sharp focus in the foreground, and 1 smaller blurred doll reflected or visible in the background behind the glass. The main doll is a delicate porcelain-like girl doll with visible ball joints at wrists and knees, pale skin, a small soft mouth, large glossy [green] eyes, and long wavy [platinum blonde] hair with wispy bangs. She wears a deep [burgundy] Victorian lolita dress with puff sleeves, black lace cuffs and hem, a white collar, a black bow at the chest, front buttons, and a matching burgundy bonnet trimmed with black lace. Pose: seated slightly angled, hands folded in her lap, head subtly tilted, gazing directly at the viewer with a serene, melancholic expression. Setting: ornate carved dark wood, realistic glass reflections, brass accents, and a small metal plaque reading "[Bambole Italiane Firenze]". Lighting: warm dim museum lighting, shallow depth of field, rich shadows, soft bokeh, elegant gothic antique mood. No modern objects, no watermark, no extra text.