Polite Society
A woman reclines, holding a cigarette holder, being waited upon by three young male servants. They are wearing liveried clothing to match her dress, an indulgence that denotes her entitled status. A cheeky commentary on the disparity of wealth that grips our modern world. Not much seems to have changed since the Feudal age. Painted on a fine textured, professionally stretched linen canvas, using Old Holland and Michael Harding artist's quality oils and mediums and finished with a light satin varnish.
A woman reclines, holding a cigarette holder, being waited upon by three young male servants. They are wearing liveried clothing to match her dress, an indulgence that denotes her entitled status. A cheeky commentary on the disparity of wealth that grips our modern world. Not much seems to have changed since the Feudal age. Painted on a fine textured, professionally stretched linen canvas, using Old Holland and Michael Harding artist's quality oils and mediums and finished with a light satin varnish.
A woman reclines, holding a cigarette holder, being waited upon by three young male servants. They are wearing liveried clothing to match her dress, an indulgence that denotes her entitled status. A cheeky commentary on the disparity of wealth that grips our modern world. Not much seems to have changed since the Feudal age. Painted on a fine textured, professionally stretched linen canvas, using Old Holland and Michael Harding artist's quality oils and mediums and finished with a light satin varnish.
Oil on canvas 60cm L x 60cm W x 4.2cm D