Innocent Were The Days - Reverie™ Painting On Metal

Deep within the heart of a small town in New England, this small but powerful Reverie™ piece stirs memories of a treasured sanctuary—the Drake House rock garden. Its deep blues and punchy violets emulate irises that embodied safety and solace that stood proudly before the entryway. As those blooms unfurled, life thrived in the garden. In season and at dusk's arrival, lightening bugs always emerged there first and in our youth, we'd chase these flickering lights, bottling their glow. Back inside, us siblings would all tally our catches, setting them free once a winner declared. Those were the days when innocence ruled. This painting encapsulates that essence, a gateway to days when the garden was our realm, each brushstroke a testament to carefree laughter. Hang it, and its hues rekindle the haven's memory. Let it take you there - where blossoms flourished and lightening bugs illuminated twilight’s horizon. “Innocent Were The Days” is an homage to the uncomplicated happiness that shaped our days and fostered our spirits.