2 thoughts on “Work No. 383. The Flowers of Romance Past”

1. Assume the shop is empty hence the artwork?

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   • The romantic flower shop is empty, the paper roses remain – that’s “romance” @ 80.
     Just me being cynical again I guess, SS.
     Thanks for dropping by btw.

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