Mussolini’s Daughter

Mussolini's Daughter transports you to 1958 Capri, where Slim Aarons captured Pietro Capuano in resplendent red alongside Countess Edda Ciano, the compelling daughter of Benito Mussolini. This striking photograph preserves a fleeting moment where glamour intersects with history, as Capuano and the Countess share an intimate conversation against the Mediterranean backdrop. The composition reveals the intricate social fabric of postwar European society, where aristocratic connections and political legacy created a world of fascinating complexity.

In your living room or study, Mussolini's Daughter becomes a focal point that commands attention and sparks meaningful dialogue about history, power, and the enduring allure of mid-century European society. This photograph brings layers of depth to your space, seamlessly integrating into both classic and contemporary interiors while serving as a cultural touchstone that elevates your home's sophistication. From formal dining rooms to private galleries, this print introduces European elegance and intellectual curiosity to any environment where Slim Aarons transforms an ordinary wall into a window overlooking a vanished world.

Available in lustrous photo or refined matte finish, professionally framed in your choice of black, white, or natural wood. This captivating slice of history serves as more than decoration; it's a statement piece that brings the mysteries and glamour of 1950s Capri directly into your daily life.