Arthur Hacker’s gorgeous paintings.

We dearly missed the days when women were dressed pretty and modestly, and stayed at home to raise a family. Fortunately, paintings from the past allow us to hark back to those wistful days when women were truly women: quiet, modest, genteel, and happily acquiescent to men.

You can look at more of his paintings here at the ArtMagick Website

Tags: Arthur Hacker, feminine women

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2 Responses to “Arthur Hacker’s gorgeous paintings.”

1. Nesa Simon David Says:
   January 18th, 2012 at 9:11 pm

   I just wanted to say that the whole stepford wife thing is a fantastic idea I hope to marry a woman who would be excellent stepford wife material. I’ll also get her to start a local chapter here in Canberra. I’m an anti-feminist (and I know you all are not). There’s an excellent book i’ve read recently called “The flipside of feminism”.. I urge you to take a look at this book. It’s written by Phyllis Schlafly and her niece Suzanne Venker

2. MarksWife Says:
   January 28th, 2012 at 11:09 am

   Lady Lydia Sherman over at homeliving.blogspot.com also features many beautiful paintings of women in days gone by. The colors, the dresses, the artistic vision is not to be missed.

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