This is a print of the upcycled oil painting I made that is inspired by the 2005 Pride and Prejudice. 💌
 
Not only is this moment cinematically beautiful, but I always watched it knowing how much the moment held, in both the book and on screen adaptations. 
 
Elizebeth has refused Mr. Collins. Although there's always a comedic element in this scene, this is a women refusing a man, a man who could also protect the family and bring security, and yet Lizzy is choosing herself, and her own happiness, something that was rare in those days and not what was expected of women. 
I loved that she is called a "headstrong foolish girl", we all need to be headstrong and foolish sometimes. 
 
These art print are printed on uncoated stock made from 100% genuine de-inked post consumer waste and FSC® certified. Made in an industry leading mill to strict ISO 14001 standards for environmental management, our Unicorn White is processed chlorine free (PCF) significantly reducing water contamination from processing.
Put them up and never take them down! The prints are highly resistant to UV light and are PH neutral, allowing you to display them for years.
 
Dimensions: (A3 paper size UK) / 297 mm x 420 mm / 11.7 inches by 16.5 inches 
The Frame is not included.
 
Thank you for being here 🏹 
 
This is not official merchendise for Jane Auten LTD. or Universal Pictures.