The Wasteland • charcoal on newsprint • 2013
T. S. Eliot's 1922 poem is a room full of voices that never quite reach each other, and this charcoal stages one on newsprint, paper made to be thrown away: a man standing by the shutters, a lamp, figures seated below.
For Linda, who gave me my first job as a college professor.
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