apwicker

I cannot find it with any google image search.

Here's what I remember:

It is a man carrying large roses (like bushels of grain or something). I think there is a car--maybe truck?--of a late forties to early sixties style. I want to say he's wearing jeans, maybe a cowboy hat? I think his shirt is unbuttoned a little. I seem to remember the sky looking a little stormy.

The vehicle may be parked under a tree...

For some reason, I have the word "cro-magnon" attached to the memory of the image--as if the title of the work is a variation of, or includes, the word.

I have no idea who the artist may be.

Does this sound familiar to anyone else? It's a beautiful piece, and I would like to have a rendition of it tattooed, but I can no longer find it.

John

Diego Rivera painted several pictures of flower vendors. This one sounds a bit like what you describe.

apwicker

Thank you very much for your reply!

Unfortunately, that is not the one I'm thinking of. The style is more realistic looking. And, instead of a basket full of roses, it's as if each rose is a basket--So they're big, like a bag of cotton maybe...

hmm...maybe I imagined this whole thing.

Unregistered

I'm thinking of a American artist that did paintings of old gas stations, homesteads, lot's of advertising for coca cola etc. Da.. if I can remember his name. Frank someone perhaps. Been a few years since I thought of him.