There are tender moments, the effects of which last for a lifetime. Respect, trust, honor, small and large considerations, any number of worthwhile personal interactions, are cherish-able and ought never be relinquished. These are events upon which we build ourselves and others. “Fence Kids” started with the consideration of simple courtesy: the helping hand. It seems to speak to greater ends. Is it only a chivalrous act, a “puppy love”, a deep and lasting caring? Perhaps you read more into it. The setting is western, the fence an obstacle or an opportunity.... a roughness, a challenge, a point that is elevated in our minds. Boy and girl; they are different but their attire expresses a unity. There is interaction, a caring. Perhaps, that is what counts above all.

17" X 21½" X 13"

Edition Size: 20

Year: 2002