Support Type 1 Diabetes Research with Every Print Sold.
$75 from every framed print order will be donated to Breakthrough T1D.
THE REASON
My nephew Jay was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the age of two. I remember the day his parents came to our house after a hospital visit to tell us. He's a senior in college now and still constantly dealing with maintaining his blood sugar levels. He is hopeful for a cure for himself and so many others.
THE PAINTING
On a visit to Charleston, SC we took a horse drawn carriage ride through the city. The tour guide threw down a little half rubber ball with a flag sticking out of it into the street. It was a marker that would guide others to clean that spot after the horse relieved itself. Of course, I thought it was the best thing ever. A simple solution to a problem. Since that visit the ball flags are no longer used. Electronic GPS systems now track the horse deposits. The days of pee flags scattered throughout the streets of Charleston are gone.
I choose to depict the southern tip of Charleston near White Point Garden. A grass covered center island, some mysterious pillars, a streetlight, a river view, and a horse pee flag on Murray Blvd from days gone by.
TITLE: Flag on Charleston’s Murray Blvd From Days Gone By
Acrylic, Multi-Media
18”x24” Framed Print
• Choose Black or White Frame
• Museum-quality matte paper
• Ayous wood .75″ thick frame from renewable forests
• Acrylite front protector
• Hanging hardware included
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Flag on Charleston’s Murray Blvd From Days Gone By
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October 16, 2024
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