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OIL On Canvas
Two regular people with an extraordinary love. No matter how bad it gets they will prevail. This OIL ON CANVAS painting tells an exceptional story about love, conflict, compassion, resolution, and friends. It shows the couple dancing in a rainstorm, one person holding an umbrella over the couple, with the CANOPY protecting them from rain. Another person running for cover from the rain. It seems as if the dancing couple is completely ignorant of the rain.

The artist isn't talking about a light shower, he's talking about being impervious to the inconsistencies of life and trudging on for your significant other. This painting is a metaphor for the challenges of life. The young, happy, dancing couple is the CORE of the painting because
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