Timoclea Kills Captain of Alexander the Great Sirani 1659 Feminist Art 12x15

This is a high-quality inkjet reproduction of Baroque painter Elisabetta Sirani's Timoclea Kills the Captain of Alexander the Great (1659) printed on archival-quality matte paper and mounted in a new 12” x 15” brown wood and acrylic wall-hanging frame. In this work, Timoclea murders the man who assaulted her by throwing him down a well. It is considered an important proto-feminist painting. Please check out my other framed prints, including more Renaissance art! Want a custom framed print of any work of art in the public domain? Send me a message! related terms: Italian Renaissance Bologna Baroque Thebes Greece assault well revenge feminism proto-feminist women artists woman artist painter female women's reproductive rights