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The Timeless Ideal (2026) Original Oil Painting by Mila Moroko

80 x 60 x 4cm (unframed)

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£1,730

In this painting, two iconic female images separated by centuries — Leonardo da Vinci’s La Scapigliata and Marilyn Monroe — meet within the same visual space. Warm, fresco-like tones and a delicate craquelure texture soften the boundaries between Renaissance and modernity, placing the two figures in a silent dialogue as equals.

The work reflects on the persistence of feminine presence across time. Ideas of beauty, style and representation change, but grace, vulnerability, strength and inner light continue to resonate beyond any single era.

Painted on a 4 cm deep gallery-wrapped canvas, the artwork is ready to hang and does not require framing.

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oil

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In this painting, two iconic female images separated by centuries — Leonardo da Vinci’s La Scapigliata and Marilyn Monroe — meet within the same visual space. Warm, fresco-like tones and a delicate craquelure texture soften the boundaries between Renaissance and modernity, placing the two figures in a silent dialogue as equals.

The work reflects on the persistence of feminine presence across time. Ideas of beauty, style and representation change, but grace, vulnerability, strength and inner light continue to resonate beyond any single era.

Painted on a 4 cm deep gallery-wrapped canvas, the artwork is ready to hang and does not require framing.

Materials used:

oil

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Mila Moroko is a London-based contemporary painter whose work explores feminine identity, memory, inner states and the emotional resonance of light. Working primarily in oil, she moves between figurative painting,... Read more

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