Tattoo
2006
28 1/2" x 24", oil on board and mixed media
Pricing available upon request

TATTOO
It was in the 17th and 18th century that extreme modesty on the beach was to be achieved at all times. Male censors roamed the beach looking for women bathers who showed too much flesh. To help them achieve this modesty, there was help in the form of small wooden wheeled beach huts that were set up by the shore line. 
After getting into their bathing suits in these huts, a horse would wheel it into the water and then, and only then, could she emerge.  But just look at her now, with her derriere tattooed heart symbolizing romantic love, flaunting herself at the shore line.