Pompadur wood picture

Rose Bertin was the name of the lady, under whose fashion dictates from 1774 the French Queen Marie Antoinette and her ladies used the "poufs". These spectacular structures on the hair, e.g. with flowers, fruits and peacock feathers, were often more than half a meter high. We don't know whether Marie Antoinette lost her head because of this - but we do know one thing for sure: Our pompous motifs are completely harmless! Thread red now not only beautifies your wardrobe, but also your home! Do you let them move in with you? The wood shines through slightly through the prints, the grain gives each picture something of its own. On the back there is a blind hole (funny word, but that's what it means: o) with a diameter of 20 mm, with which the picture can be attached to the wall using a nail or something similar. Size: 23.5 by 15.5 Material: birch multiplex 15 mm thick digitally printed, transfer on wood