Rebecca was the wealthy wife of a very successful businessman.  One day, she decided to have her portrait painted as a gift to her husband.  When she arrived at the artist's studio for her first sitting, Rebecca immediately explained to him exactly what she wanted.

"You should paint me like I am.  These little wrinkles, you put them on your canvas.  The lines under my eyes, the flab on my arms, the turn in my nose, and the mole on my cheek, they all stay.  BUT on my hands you put lots of rings with big diamonds and emeralds and bright jewels.  Around my neck you put chains of gold and diamonds.  Do you understand?"

The artist looked at Rebecca in earnest and asked why she should want such detail of real life in her physical appearance, but adorn herself with the phoney jewelry.

Rebecca replied, "When I die, I know my husband will quickly re-marry.  When he does, his new wife will go crazy looking for the jewels".