




Lone Figure Walking to the Theatre
Before the Curtain, No. 35 · The Annual, Volume One, page 222
A Georgian theatre front blazes gold against a deep blue sky, every window lit, and one figure crosses the wet road toward its doors. Rain has left the street a mirror, so the building arrives twice. The walk over is the part of the evening that belongs to you alone. From Before the Curtain.
The Annual, Volume One, page 222.
Print details
- White margin on all sides, about 1.1 inch at 8 x 10, 2.2 inch at 16 x 20, 3.3 inch at 24 x 30
- Giclée on Hahnemühle German Etching, 310gsm, heavyweight fine art paper
- Paper sourced from sustainable forests
- Made to order; each print leaves the printer within a few days
- 8 x 10 ships flat; 16 x 20 and 24 x 30 ship rolled in a tube
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From the collection
The dress is laid out on the bed by four, and the doors don't open until seven. Everything about the night is one long crescendo, and the walk home is the best part.
How the work is made
Watercolor-inspired illustrations, made digitally. Learn more at How the Work Is Made.
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