Product Description
A helmeted conqueror in pink and blue. The cross is Neoclassical Pop Art's invention: a Neoclassical Pop Art tribute that turns a Renaissance warrior drawing into a modern heraldic sign. The print crosses Alexander's profile into a four-point emblem, so the scarf reads graphic from a distance and classical up close. Drape it over a navy coat and let the profile sit at the collarbone.
A sharp gift for anyone who reads history for pleasure.
Made from high-quality poly voile and poly chiffon, this sheer scarf is extremely light and airy, easy to dry, and wrinkle-free.
Adorning everything from a business suit to your favorite dress, wrap it around your neck or throw it loose over your shoulders to polish and spice up your look. There is no right or wrong. The more out-of-the-box, the cooler it looks.
Titled "Cross of the Condottiere" the blue, pink Neoclassical Pop Art artwork inspired by da Vinci's "Profile of a warrior in helmet," created c. 1472, currently located at the British Museum, London. Da Vinci's drawing is after his Teacher Andrea Verrocchio portrait of Alexander the Great.
The outstanding quality of Neoclassical Pop Art print turns it into a collectible head-turning stylish accessory.
.: 100% Polyester
.: Multiple sizes
