Rediscovered. Painting of my mother from 1966.
Well, yes. It was done by little me and it has resurfaced. It is still located in Georgia, where I grew up. It was painted in 1966 in Searcy AR with my signature. She was probably in her 20's at the time. She does look young and pretty here. What I have noticed this time and probably before about her hair covering. It looks a lot like this style. Seems as if ladies could use a hankie or scarf to hold back the hair and tie the wrap above the forehead.
Like this very famous poster. I believe it is called Rosie the Riveter and dates back to WW 2 when the men were called to war and women became defense workers during the war. It stood as a symbol for women in the work force and for women's independence. I vaguely remember my mother having these cloths on her head......and I hope she did!!
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