Known for his vivid and powerful figurative paintings, Robert Freeman has traditionally focused on the interactions between people in his work. In couples and crowds, the characters in his paintings betray their emotions with expressive faces and body language. Skillful, brave use of color and gesture are the trademark of Freeman's work. Art critic Christine Temin of the Boston Globe referred to Freeman’s paintings as "a relief and a joy, a visual balm for people starved for beauty." This original painting is 18"x15".