Girl 1978 20x16" Art 70s Hair Black Pink Lipstick Indigenous Woman Lady Latina

Capturing the essence of the 1970s, this is a striking 20x16" original oil painting by Rosemary Lee, also known as Romey. The artwork embodies the spirit of the era with its vibrant hues, intricate detailing, and a powerful depiction of a woman that's both evocative and inspiring. Set against a rich canvas, the painting is a celebration of indigenous dna, folk art, and contemporary style, blending elements. Created in 1978, this one-of-a-kind piece reflects the eclectic vibe of Haight-Ashbury, San Francisco, and is steeped in the cultural revolution of the time. It is a medium-sized, unframed painting that allows the new owner the flexibility to choose the perfect frame that complements their space. Signed by the artist herself, it's a genuine slice of social history, a testament to the artistic handcrafted movement, and a conversation starter that will bring a touch of the past into any room.