Irene

She's a Spanish noblewoman visiting Rome invited by Cardinal Silvio Passerini. She's staying in Arte's old house. In actuality, Lady Irene is Arte finds her to be quite puzzling to read: Irene’s overwhelming aura confuses Arte and her piercing gaze perplexes her. It is for this reason, however, that Arte is determined to figure her out and paint a portrait worthy of Lady Irene. Arte manages to succeed by opening her heart to Lady Irene, who is promptly encouraged to do the same: The fire of passion and determination burning in her eyes while she speaks of said circumstances become the key to Arte’s performance excelling and her portrait being deemed worthy of Lady Irene.