Always With You; Together Forever
$60.00
Medium: acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 16″ x 12″
I’d been listening to a lot of folk music, specifically Evelyn Evelyn. That, fused with the movie Three Extremes, led to this piece.
Born and raised in Maryland late last century. Does not know how to respond when asked how long has been painting. Needs art to survive.
I’d been listening to a lot of folk music, specifically Evelyn Evelyn. That, fused with the movie Three Extremes, led to this piece.
Born and raised in Maryland late last century. Does not know how to respond when asked how long has been painting. Needs art to survive.
-Ginger Engel
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