Better Must Come is a painting by Otis L Stanley which was uploaded on August 21st, 2015.
Better Must Come
This painting is livicated to the men, women and children that worked the fields, picking cotton; indicated by the clothing she is wearing.... more
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36.000 x 36.000 x 2.000 inches
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Title
Better Must Come
Artist
Otis L Stanley
Medium
Painting - Acrylic
Description
This painting is livicated to the men, women and children that worked the fields, picking cotton; indicated by the clothing she is wearing. Especially around her hands. The extra cloth helped to avoid cuts and scratches. The straw hat helped to shade her from the sun. The title come from the reggae song, "Better Must Come" by Delroy Wilson. This painting has a new home in Northern Virginia
Uploaded
August 21st, 2015
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Comments (27)
Lenore Senior
I always love to see your paintings because they are masterpieces of power!! v/f/pin, tw!
Angela L Walker
Beautiful! Moving! Magnificent! Otis, your work always reaches down deep to touch me in places I keep hidden! I love this!
Otis L Stanley
While touring the African American Museum of I-story and Culture in Washington, D.C. I viewed the original film clip that this painting is based upon. It was a real treat to see the clip. It felt good to know that my inspiration was a proud woman that made ends meet by providing, through difficult times for her self and family. Make it a point to visit this museum.
Otis L Stanley
Hello Alga, Wow. That is a memory one doesn't soon forget. It shows what our elders had to go through to make ends meet. Peace, O.
Alga Washington
Hi Otis, love this. My father remembers making 30 cents for 100 pounds of cotton and he as a young boy picked 200 pounds a day from sun up to sun down. He is 94.
Otis L Stanley
Thanks to all that were able to come by and view the Color Blind exhibit. I'm looking forward to the next exhibition. I will keep everyone posted. Peace, O.