Original artwork description:

She would say, "I don't want to go home; I watch all my favorite shows here without interruption, and my son takes me on long drives on the weekends!"

The man would reply, "I feel like punya (good karma) is a visit to heaven on earth; I don't have any responsibilities here!" Both did agree, though, that caring children are a true blessing for elderly parents.

I have portrayed here an Indian diaspora family.

"Missing etiquette such as 'thank you, sorry, please, excuse me' will result in a 25 cent fine."

The children of the diaspora take what they learn in school and apply it to their grandparents!

Grandparents understand that these are sincere expressions of heartfelt emotions meant to be shared during few significant life events. Both sides are foreigners to each other! Actually, the majority of expressions occur through nonverbal clues like appreciation, respect, love, or returning favors in countless manners and gestures.

Artist: Geeta Yerra
Work: Original Oil Painting, One of a Kind
Medium: WN artists' oil paints on stretched linen canvas
Year: 2024
Style: Impressionistic, contemporary Indian art
Size: 150 X 94 X 3 cm (59 x 37 x 1 inch)

Layers of paint are applied with the glazing technique to get the desired effect. You will receive it unframed and need to re-stretch it on wooden bars to make it ready to hang. The edges are painted, and it comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity. The signature is at the front left bottom.

PERFECT FOR ANY SPACE: Living room, family room, office lounge, game room, bar, hospital, counselor's room, and more!

The shipping price quoted here is approximate, and it will be charged based on the actual cost, it includes the packaging too. This artwork will be shipped in a tube carefully wrapped in bubble foil. Shipping will be by India Post, and please allow 15 to 20 days for the item to reach the destination. Once shipped, you will receive an email with your tracking details and expected delivery date.

Materials used:

Winsor & Newton Artists' oil paints on stretched linen

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