Walking carelessly through the woods, I arrived at an open field of lofty grass. The field must have been an average of three acres, clearly resembling a warm open sea. The grass emitted a subtle sea life tone, which enhanced the physical appearance of the cardinal red, mathematical structure preceding me. The roof retained hints of leftover snow, quickly melting as I halted. Spring was truly playing tricks on me. The caretaker must have momentarily departed because the second story window was halfway down and the barn door was wide. I was curious and traversed to the rear of the barn. The recognizable smell of cow manure lingered in the air. Pearing at me on a long yellow rope was the most fascinating black and white creature I had ever laid eyes upon. I startled him, yet he was such a pleasant surprise to me. He was so lucky to have such a nice place to call home. His left eyeball seemed enournmous, as I stood tall to his shoulder blade. He announced a loud cry which told me he was hungry. I circled the front and grabbed him some of that sweet smelling fresh green grass. He ate out of my hand like there was no tomorrow. Little did he know I would be visiting Wyeth's Hideaway daily and he and I would become very close friends.
~Written by Jennifer Afia
"Wyeth's Hideaway", original acrylic measuring 24" X 30". Price: $225.00. For more information on purchasing this painting, please contact me at dimarzos@aol.com.
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Jennifer Alfia
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