FLARED SKIRT - The Archangel Gabriel, 1430

Experience timeless elegance with this flared skirt, the design of which was inspired by the 1430 Renaissance masterpiece "The Archangel Gabriel." 

Its graceful silhouette and flowing design bring a touch of historic artistry to your wardrobe, making it perfect for those who want to stand out with sophistication and style. Elevate your look with a piece that combines classic beauty and modern flair.  This one-of-a-kind skirt is a Masterpiece unto itself.

NOTE: The original Renaissance era Masterpiece "The Archangel Gabriel" was painted in the year 1430 by an artist with the name Masolino da Panicale.  He used tempura on a poplar wood panel.  It is at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. where it is presently not on view.

"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 Flared Skirt is made 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 fabric
• Mid-thigh length
• Elastic waistband
• Overlock seams, coverstitch hemline

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