A captivating original artwork by Antigoni Tziora that serves as a vibrant bridge between the romanticism of the 18th century and the raw energy of contemporary Neo-Expressionism. Inspired by the soft, pastoral aesthetics of François Boucher, Tziora deconstructs the classical portrait of a noblewoman, reimagining it through a lens of 'Electric Baroque.' Intense drips of turquoise and light pink,symbolizing the 'bleeding' of history into the present day. A sbrushstroke masks the figure's eye—a recurring motif in Tziora’s work that speaks to the anonymity of the past and the universal nature of the human spirit. . Add "Woman with Bird" to your collection today and enjoy its timeless beauty for years to come. Acrylics on strethed canvas 70 x 70 x 2 cm SHIPPING: The artwork will be carefully and securely packaged for safe international shipping. Each shipment includes a tracking number. Delivery time is approximately 4–15 days, depending on the destination country. For European destinations, delivery usually takes about one week. ►PLEASE NOTE - Shipping to the USA is temporarily unavailable. Shipping Notice: Shipping is temporarily unavailable to the following countries:USA, Iran, Iraq, Oman, UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Syria, Mongolia. ******* Antigoni Tziora born and raised in Greece. Embracing a rich tapestry of romanticism, her art seamlessly marries classical and modern elements. She uses acrylics as her primary medium. and a variety of materials and techniques such as inks, watercolors, fabrics, and metal leafs. This experimentation enhances the expressiveness of her subjects, adding depth and texture that invite viewers to engage on multiple sensory levels. In her recent series, reinterprets classic portraiture through a contemporary lens, drawing inspiration from the masterpieces of Rococo and Baroque artists. This approach establishes a bridge connecting the past and the present, inviting viewers to explore the evolving dialogue between tradition and modernity. Each piece reflects her deep appreciation for history. She has presented her works in various exhibitions in Greece. Her works are in private collections in Greece, USA, United Kingdom, Europe, Australia and Canada.