Painter Hillary White gives her own interpretation of the classics. Revamping such paintings as “Portrait of a Man”, “Temptation of Christ”, and “Girl in a Japanese Kimono”, White adds an odd historical authenticity to pop culture. Get these and other prints → here. ←
!["Captain Creeper" - Based on The British (English) School's "Captain Sollit".](https://quietlunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Hilary-White-Captain-Creeper.jpg)
“Captain Creeper” – Based on The British (English) School’s “Captain Sollit”.
!["Duke R2-D2" - Based on on Francois-Xavier Fabre's "Portrait Of A Man"](https://quietlunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Hilary-White-Duke-R2-D2.jpg)
“Duke R2-D2” – Based on on Francois-Xavier Fabre’s “Portrait Of A Man”
!["Temptation of Robin" - Based on on Ary Scheffer's "Temptation of Christ"](https://quietlunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Hilary-White-Temptation-of-Robin.jpg)
“Temptation of Robin” – Based on on Ary Scheffer’s “Temptation of Christ”
!["Kimono Monster" - Based on William Merritt Chase's "Girl In A Japanese Kimono"](https://quietlunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Hilary-White-Kimono-Monster.jpg)
“Kimono Monster” – Based on William Merritt Chase’s “Girl In A Japanese Kimono”
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