16” x 16” Fine Art Canvas Giclee Print - “Poor Virginia Woolf”
16” x 16” gallery wrapped canvas print of “Poor Virginia Woolf.” Printed on premium canvas, sealed with a protective coating, and wrapped around robust 1.5” stretcher bars with black edges, it gives a seamless, deep visual appeal, ideal for homes and galleries.
This painting features a vibrant, expressive use of mixed media. The background is filled with abstract swirls and splashes of pink, red, and white, creating a sense of emotional intensity. Amidst this chaotic backdrop, a female figure emerges, wearing pink underwear and with an estrogen patch visible on her abdomen. Overlaid text in bold, black handwriting reads, "I was not losing my mind, I just needed an estrogen patch." The artwork poignantly addresses themes of hormonal imbalance and the personal struggles of perimenopause, conveying a raw and powerful message of self-awareness and health.
16” x 16” gallery wrapped canvas print of “Poor Virginia Woolf.” Printed on premium canvas, sealed with a protective coating, and wrapped around robust 1.5” stretcher bars with black edges, it gives a seamless, deep visual appeal, ideal for homes and galleries.
This painting features a vibrant, expressive use of mixed media. The background is filled with abstract swirls and splashes of pink, red, and white, creating a sense of emotional intensity. Amidst this chaotic backdrop, a female figure emerges, wearing pink underwear and with an estrogen patch visible on her abdomen. Overlaid text in bold, black handwriting reads, "I was not losing my mind, I just needed an estrogen patch." The artwork poignantly addresses themes of hormonal imbalance and the personal struggles of perimenopause, conveying a raw and powerful message of self-awareness and health.
16” x 16” gallery wrapped canvas print of “Poor Virginia Woolf.” Printed on premium canvas, sealed with a protective coating, and wrapped around robust 1.5” stretcher bars with black edges, it gives a seamless, deep visual appeal, ideal for homes and galleries.
This painting features a vibrant, expressive use of mixed media. The background is filled with abstract swirls and splashes of pink, red, and white, creating a sense of emotional intensity. Amidst this chaotic backdrop, a female figure emerges, wearing pink underwear and with an estrogen patch visible on her abdomen. Overlaid text in bold, black handwriting reads, "I was not losing my mind, I just needed an estrogen patch." The artwork poignantly addresses themes of hormonal imbalance and the personal struggles of perimenopause, conveying a raw and powerful message of self-awareness and health.