Lungworth

— You can count on me, Mister Scabiosa, — the girl smiled again. — If it's not a secret, may I be curious as to what exactly your establishment does?

— I have two types of clients. Some come to have a photograph taken of themselves or their loved ones, while others purchase projects selected by me personally. To some extent, the former is my routine, while the latter is my calling. 

Photos
100 lungs + 50 for each additional person in the frame.

— Come, let me show you what I have left.

Sofia der Grosse, decor, 2500 lungs.

— This photo was planned for use in an army recruitment campaign, but in the end the government decided to go with a more serious theme, so it never reached the masses. To this day, it survives in only two copies — one in my personal collection and one here, with a potential buyer. 

Felicia Lungwort, decor, 2500 lungs.

— And here I was fortunate enough to have the honor of receiving the queen in my humble studio... 

Mitra, decor, 500 lungs.

— You know, elves don't really like humans, but this model quite liked the prospect of "dirty animals" admiring her beauty, so we ended up having a very fruitful relationship.

Hildegarda von Stingelheim, decor, 500 lungs.

— And this is one of the daughters of Maximilian von Stingelheim, the Duke of Reichheim, in Serberia. At the time, the duke decided to teach his daughter a lesson for mistreating her maids and made her spend some time in their shoes. I dare say, he was a wonderful man with whom we found a great deal in common.

Airisufir, decor, 500 lungs.

— This is left over from my visit to Airisufir. I don't know what this, hmm, involuntary model is called, but I have never seen such a beautiful country. A pity I had to hide from the authorities and hastily make use of the underworld's services to leave its borders.
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— As you can see, there isn't much left.