Artemisia pleated skirt







Artemisia pleated skirt
Named for Italian Renaissance painter, Artemisia Gentileschi*, whose dramatic works centered on women and their struggles. Gentileschi walked in Caravaggio’s footsteps yet forged her own path, painting richly-colored Baroque scenes of unflinching realism. Inverting the social and cultural norms of her time, Gentileschi presented women as self-motivated and empowered in the face of brutality.
Features:
Italian fabric (50% cotton/50% rayon), 100% cotton lining
Extra full skirt (circumference 50’’)
Side pockets
Back zipper closure
Mrs Pomeranz’s new collection pays tribute to strong feminist women in art, literature, and music. It’s a celebration of warriors: revolutionary Baroque painter, Artemisia Gentileschi, and inspirational Harlem renaissance artist, Laura Wheeler Waring; brilliant French authors, George Sand and Colette; and headstrong divas from the operas, Tosca and Carmen.
The collection features lightweight, printed batiste and silk fabrics from Florence, accompanied by an eco line of separates in 100% linen. Classic Mrs Pomeranz silhouettes – boatneck, wrap, shirtwaist, and full skirts – are evident throughout. This collection is as original and enduring as the women who inspired it.
The last photo: Artemisia Gentileschi, 'Self Portrait as Saint Catherine of Alexandria', about 1615–17, The National Gallery London.