Create one close live-action photographic portrait of the woman…

Create one close live-action photographic portrait of the woman depicted in @image1, interpreted as a real woman in her mid-thirties. Use the historical painted portrait as the sole reference for her identity: preserve its facial proportions, eye spacing and shape, nose, small mouth, full cheeks, chin and distinctive high 1830s coiffure with side curls and raised loops of hair. Keep her recognizable as this particular woman, without substituting a generic beauty model. A single head-and-upper-chest portrait against a plain subdued grey background, head gently turned three-quarters while her eyes look toward the camera. Include the entire coiffure with a little space above it. Shoulders relaxed, lips closed, a quiet attentive expression. Hands remain outside the frame. Preserve the burgundy period dress and loosely draped pale blue-grey shawl from the source, rendered as real fabric. Soft directional daylight reveals the volume of the face and gentle natural skin-color variation. Mature but unexaggerated skin, softly resolved eyelids and lips, restrained uneven sheen. Individual areas of skin can remain quiet; fine detail varies with focus and lighting. Render the coiffure as real hair with irregular strands and believable volume. Reconstruct flesh, hair and fabric photographically. Do not copy brushwork, canvas cracks, paper grain, painted highlights or the illustrated treatment of the source. Avoid enlarged eyes, cosmetic smoothing, uniform pore texture, carved wrinkles, added freckles, glossy skin, heavy grain, text, watermarks or additional people.