Homeless Man at the Civic Center

This image is called the Maestro's House. It is a unknown homeless man camped out at the civic center in Oklahoma City. I intend to only print an 8x12 ink on watercolor paper of this one. It seems too powerful for a larger piece. Signed watercolor on acid free paper: contact Jim at jim@jimrode.com

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Homeless man camped out at the civics center in Oklahoma City - #fridaynightart
The Maestro's House

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