Big-Eye Art Print: Bonnie Parker (Margaret Keane Style)

This is a vertical art print depicting a stylized young woman in the iconic 'Big-Eye' artistic movement popularized by painters like Margaret Keane and Eve Licea in the 1960s and 1970s. The subject, likely intended to represent Bonnie Parker from the duo Bonnie and Clyde, is portrayed with an oversized head and large, expressive eyes that dominate her facial features. She is dressed in a white and black windowpane-check suit with a matching skirt, a yellow blouse, and a distinctive bright red beret. She holds a black instrument case (likely for a violin or submachine gun) with the name 'Bonnie' written in pink script. The background features a moody, textured atmospheric sky over a vintage automobile and architectural elements suggestive of a mid-20th-century urban setting. The medium appears to be a lithographic or offset print on white cardstock or heavy paper, shown with a wide white border. The condition of the print appears good with no obvious tears, though there is slight natural aging of the paper at the edges. The brushstrokes visible in the image suggest the reproduction of an original oil or acrylic painting. This piece embodies the mid-century kistch aesthetic, blending innocence with a notorious historical theme.