Aqua Tofana Art Orginal

Aqua Tofana was a poisonous liquid, historically linked to 16th-century Italy, created by Giulia Tofana. It was a colorless, odorless mixture, used to discreetly poison victims, often by women to kill abusive husbands. Administered in small doses, it caused symptoms mimicking natural illness, making detection difficult. Tofana reportedly sold it disguised as cosmetics or healing tonics, leading to hundreds of deaths before her execution around 1659. Created by me and made with Ohuhu alcohol markers, Gouache paint, Micron pens, and Gelly Roll pens