Bibi Hilton's Original Oil on Canvas Monumental Painting in Museum Quality Wood and Gilt Gold Frame (From the Estate of Mrs. Bibi Hilton) - This grand, original oil on canvas painting was personally owned by Mrs. Bibi Hilton, and decorated her beloved Gulfport, Mississippi home. The scene it portrays is one of pure, unbridled joy, a brother and sister swinging together amidst a tapestry of verdant foliage and blooming flowers. At the heart of the composition stands the swing, a sturdy wooden seat suspended by thick ropes from the branch of a majestic oak tree. Its worn surface bears witness to countless hours of laughter and play. The brother, with his tousled chestnut hair and a loving gaze in his eye, leans back, his hands gripping the ropes with youthful exuberance. Beside him, his sister, her golden locks trailing behind her like a cascade of sunlight, leans forward, her face radiant with a smile that mirrors his own. The garden itself seems to come alive in the painting, each brushstroke imbuing it with a sense of vitality and movement. But it is the bond between the siblings that truly steals the show, a bond forged in the innocence of childhood and strengthened by the shared experiences of growing up together. The painting has been professionally framed in a museum quality wood and gilt gold filigree frame. Measurements: 60" x 48.5" (framed). This item comes directly from the estate of Mrs. Bibi Hilton. Mrs. Hilton was the wife of famed Hilton hotelier and heir Eric Hilton of the Hilton Hotel family, the youngest grandson of Conrad Hilton. As the wife of Eric Hilton, Bibi Hilton traveled the world as a goodwill ambassadress for the Hilton Hotel chain. For over three decades, until his death, Bibi worked alongside her husband as his partner further branding the Hilton name to the internationally iconic status it is today. Bibi Hilton's brother-in-law, Barron Hilton, often acknowledged her as one of the Hilton Hotels Corporation's greatest assets. Each buyer will receive an appreciation letter from the estate of Bibi Hilton for participating in Mrs. Hilton's auction.