Writer Bethy Squire explains the consistent aesthetic of a woman enduring mental disorder in art, writing that it manifests itself in routine optical attributes, specifically messy hair, disjointed speech, glassy eyes, [and] inappropriate nudity. An early example of this beautiful, tragic, insane woman is Ophelia in William Shakespeares Hamlet (1599-1601), whose state of madness leads her to drown herself
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