Don’t Go Near The Water Until You Learn How To Swim

Title: “Don’t Go Near The Water Until You Learn How To Swim” Featuring Neptune Beach, Alameda (2008)-SOLD
Dimensions: 24″x24″
Media: Acrylic on Canvas

This painting represents the once forgotten leisure spot “Neptune Beach” in Alameda, California. Inspired from a photograph and postcard from the early 20th century.

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