There was an article in the NY Times several years ago about a study
done by some art historians. A large number of portraits were analyzed
and it was discovered that a vast majority of them painted with one of
the subjects eye's on, or near, the vertical centerline of the picture.
It wasn't a composition rule, because it was never even consciously
known. Some things just look "right" to people, and it can vary by
culture and conditioning.
BR
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