Painting titled ""A Woman's Mind"" by Megan Parrent, Original Artwork, Oil

"A Woman's Mind" Painting by Megan Parrent

Nationality: UNITED STATES <img style="vertical-align: bottom; margin-bottom: 3px; height:19px;" alt="us" src="/img/icons/bootstrap4/flag/us.png">
Date of birth: 1988
Artistic domains:
Groups: Contemporary American Artists

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Certificate of Authenticity included

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Original Artwork Painting, Oil on Canvas

Artworks classification

Original Artwork

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Dimensions Height 20in, Width 3in
Categories Paintings under $500 Abstract

This is an abstract portrait of a woman in deep thought, medium: Oil Paints 16x20 inch Gallery Wrapped Canvas. I was inspired by all the inner turmoil most woman face on a daily basis, insecurities, men, other women, maybe their career or children. Woman face many challenges and it can become rather exhausting, but a woman is also strong enough to[...]

Megan Parrent

United States

Megan Parrent was born and raised in Fort Wayne, Indiana United States. At the age of 7 she entered a county wide contest in painting to music, she won the honor of having her work hung in the Fort Wayne Museum[...]