Work on Paper by Mark Westervelt: Wings of Wax

Narrow-headed figure in a blush-pink coat shows off two long, dark-lined legs.

This work on paper is by Mark Westervelt, and is ca. 2012. It is paint on paper. Because the skins are peeled up, anything painted on them is reversed, so he must write text backwards and paint a figure facing right if it is meant to look left. Framed in view, a small figure with a long dark head wears a pale pinkish tunic that splits into two long, tapering legs lined with black and brown streaks. It is 6 inches wide and 7 high.

All legs and no explanation, and that seems fine.