Farewell To Simple Sorrows
Zoe Hawk
Farewell To Simple Sorrows, 2018
Oil on panel
© Zoe Hawk, 2018
For the more moody among us, the cheery spirit of summer can feel like a burden rather than a blessing. In Zoe Hawk’s painting, the resident cynic sits in a kiddie pool, enduring the season with mild reluctance. Send this to the person who needs a small nudge to meet the rest of us in the light of a joyous summer day.
Zoe Hawk
Farewell To Simple Sorrows, 2018
Oil on panel
© Zoe Hawk, 2018
For the more moody among us, the cheery spirit of summer can feel like a burden rather than a blessing. In Zoe Hawk’s painting, the resident cynic sits in a kiddie pool, enduring the season with mild reluctance. Send this to the person who needs a small nudge to meet the rest of us in the light of a joyous summer day.
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