The Long Wait

Watercolor on watercolor paper, 8″ x 4.5″, unframed, mounted on acid free foam core, and comes inside a protective plastic sleeve.

This was painted in 1992 just after Gayle moved to New York City. Having grown up in the country and spent very little time in cities, she was intensely moved by the plight of homelessness people. She painted two portraits in this reflecting her feelings of sadness about them and concerns that she might end up in the same situation if she couldn’t make a living!

Here’s a picture of it with me so you can see what size it is!

If you want to pick up this piece from Gayle in NYC and pay for it when you get it, select “COD” (cash on delivery) and “local delivery” when checking out.

If you would like to see the work in person in NYC before buying it, please contact Gayle.

Additional notes:

1. The dimensions written in the “Additional Information” section below are for the size of the box this item would be mailed in, if it is mailed. The actual size of the piece is listed above.
2. The artist retains all licensing rights to the work – i.e. the buyer cannot use this image to sell any products or merchandise such as cards, t-shirts, mugs, etc.