Original artwork description:

Malìa
Still a revolting daughter!
It was in the late Victorian era that society became concerned about the arrival of the "New Woman", a girl who rejected the idea of being a happy little housewife in favor of education, independence and self-development. A first generation of feminists was slowly emerging. Arrogant and restless young women sought further education, travel and work, as well as campaigning for more rights. Many parents – of both sexes – were not happy and much ink of indignation was spilled on what has been dubbed the "revolting daughters".
Painted with high quality Italian colors on cotton canvas, stretched over a pine frame. The painting is new. It is signed on the front and back. With certificate of authenticity. The painting is an oil on canvas. Painted with semi-gloss transparent varnish to protect it from time and UV rays. Fast and secure shipping with tracking in a wooden crate carefully packed with bubble wrap. For shipments outside the European Union and Switzerland, the shipment will be delayed by a few days for the recovery of customs certifications

Materials used:

Oil on canvas

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