DRESS WITH FLARED SKIRT - The Angel of the Annunciation, 1498

A contemporary dress that marries historical artistry with modern silhouette. The fitted bodice and gracefully flared skirt feature a design inspired by the 1498 Renaissance stained glass masterpiece depicting the Angel of the Annunciation. This piece celebrates the intricate beauty of the period while delivering a wearable design that bridges museum-quality aesthetics and everyday elegance. Ideal for collectors who seek garments that function as both fashion statements and artistic expressions.

The original Renaissance Stained Glass Window, "The Angel of the Annunciation," was created in the year 1498 in Florence, Italy at Santa Maria Maddalena de-Pazzi.  The artist was Giovanni di Domenico.  This Masterpiece presently is on view at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.

"Each piece in my MASTERPIECE LIVING Collection reflects meticulous curation; I have carefully selected and adapted historical artworks to honor their original significance, creating stunning wearable art that will enhance your daily life.  I have personally designed each item in my MASTERPIECE LIVING Store with careful attention to every detail to ensure that the respective ancient Masterpiece used is given 'new life' in a respectful way.

Your Dress with Flared Skirt is made for you when your order is received with the same care applied to the design process, ensuring quality that transcends mass-manufactured alternatives. Expect a slightly extended production window as your order is made with precision; it is crafted on demand to exacting standards, ensuring it reflects my artistic vision. The result is a wearable artwork that honors both the historical significance and visual refinement of the original composition, delivered with the care befitting a museum-quality piece."

Barbara Ann

• 82% polyester, 18% spandex
• Fabric weight: 6.78 oz/yd² (230 g/m²), weight may vary by 5%
• Smooth and elastic fabric
• Mid-thigh length flared skirt
• Elastic waistline
• Overlock seams, coverstitch 

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