Bywaters utilized a somber palette to capture the stark beauty of the West Texas landscape. In contrast, the women ready to hitch a ride emerge as vibrant and determined. Though they may be working as prostitutes, Bywaters portrays them not with judgment, but as figures of vitality and ambition, embodying strength and resilience.
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Creator: Jerry Bywaters
Date: 1940
Original Medium: Oil on Board
Location: Blanton Museum of Art
Approximate Measurements for Each:
For Paper Size: 8" x 10"
The Image Size is: 7"w x 8.40" h
For Paper Size: 11" x 14"
The Image Size is: 10"w x 11.99"h
For Paper Size: 16" x 20"
The Image Size is: 14"w x 16.79"h
For Paper Size: 22" x 28"
The Image Size is: 20"w x 23.99"h
For Paper Size: 32" x 40"
The Image Size is: 30"w x 35.98"h
For Paper Size: 40" x 60"
The Image Size is: 38"w x 45.57"h