Mother’s Day on Logan Street

Description

When I was about eight years old, on Mother’s Day, I walked back and forth in front of Reznik’s with a tray hanging from my neck, filled with red and white crepe paper carnations. I was told to say, “Red if your mother is living, white if your mother is dead.” I would send the buyers into the store to pay for their flowers. Sam Reznik & Sons was a small store on Logan Street, started by my paternal grandfather Sam Reznik, who came from Russia in 1905.

Fine Art, Giclee Print on Canvas, 16 x 20 in.

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The original painting of this print has been sold. Original media: Acrylic on Canvas, original size 30″ x 40″.