In this nostalgic scene, Duane Bryers depicts a young girl standing with her doll beside a clothesline filled with colorful laundry. Beyond her, rows of corn stretch toward a sunlit church rising above the surrounding fields. The everyday details of the scene create a warm portrait of rural life and childhood. Bryers was known for his ability to find meaning and character in ordinary moments. Through the young girl, the weathered church, and the landscape surrounding them, he creates a scene that feels both personal and timeless. In Theresa, Bryers captures a moment of innocence and simplicity, reflecting his appreciation for the people, places, and everyday experiences that shaped American life. Details: Date: 1979 Lithograph, signed and numbered in pencil Edition of 300, AP Image Size: 17.5" × 22.5" Paper Size: 21" × 29"
