Housefront Hostess

Timber-fronted establishments appear frequently along the commercial streets of the settlement, many appearing to operate as refreshment houses and meeting rooms. Their upper windows were often shuttered during the later hours, leaving only partial views of the interior.

The subject is positioned at the threshold, suggesting a role connected to supervision of arrivals and departures rather than private residence.

Pigment on Canvas

20cm x 20cm painting presented in a black frame, ready for hanging.

Originally recorded work from the Unnatural Selection archive.