The Things We Wore (and Didn’t), Covid-19 (Giclée Print)

This painting pays homage to the frontline workers who cared for our sick during the Coronavirus pandemic. Beyond the literal translation of hospital scrubs, the painting speaks to the many examples of generosity and sacrifice our medical workers make. The black garment bag suggests what they are not wearing—what they've given up—to look out for our communities.

Paper Prints:

• Size reflects overall paper area and includes a 1/2" white border (e.g. 18x24" = 17x23" artwork area)
• Heavy, textured cold press paper
• Archival, rich inks (giclee print process)
• Includes Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist
• Requires framing

Gallery-wrapped Canvas Prints:

• Price INCLUDES SHIPPING anywhere in the continental U.S.!
• Printed on an archival poly/cotton blend with a matte finish
• Archival, eco-solvent inks
• The canvas wraps around 1 1/2” stretcher bars with canvas-colored edges.
• Sawtooth hanger included (ready to hang on the wall)
• No framing necessary