Burma Road by Charles Wysocki combined with Heuck's use of

combined with Heuck's use of texture and color

The color palette is dominated by beige and blue

who is known for his expressive and innovative style

It portrays a powerful scene of King embracing one of the young victims of the 1963 Birmingham church bombing

The signature of the artist is visible on the lower left corner of the canvas

Burma Road by Charles Wysocki combined with Heuck's use ofBurma Road by Charles Wysocki was inspired by Burma Shave, a shaving cream brand that advertised with rhyming signs along the roads. He made his own rhyme for this print: dewhiskered Kisses defrost the misses Burma Shave. The road in the picture leads you from a small town to a rural landscape. This print of Burma Road was reproduced from the artist's original acrylic painting using high quality, light resistant inks on ph neutral archival paper and