Translate the woman in @image1 into one faithful live-action…

Translate the woman in @image1 into one faithful live-action photographic portrait. This specific historical portrait is the sole identity reference. Preserve her apparent age and individual facial proportions rather than redesigning her as a new character. Keep the head angle, gaze and quiet expression of the source. Carefully match the relative eye spacing, gently shaped brows, small nose, small closed mouth, soft cheek contours and delicate chin visible in @image1. Retain her facial asymmetry and the relationship between the width of the face and the height of the forehead. Preserve the broad pale straw hat with its pale yellow ribbons and feathers, the dark side curls arranged close to the face, the light ivory period dress and the translucent pale ribbon ends framing her neck. Reconstruct them as real materials. A single head-and-shoulders portrait, face clearly readable, with the whole hat visible. Keep the original three-quarter orientation. Plain subdued grey background and soft directional daylight with a gentle shadow side. Render a living person with softly resolved skin, natural tonal variation, restrained highlights and believable eyelids and lips. Preserve likeness before adding detail. Infer only the subtle detail needed to make the painting photographic; do not exaggerate pores or invent cosmetic features. Do not transfer brushwork, paper texture, painted outlines, an oval border, glamour retouching, heavy grain, text or watermarks. One woman only.