Signed on lower right corner Wayne Sessions Subject depicts a man running a fruit stall in front of a building. Some areas are covered with cardboard and others are colored in within outlines of black. Framed in silver metal frame with off white matting and cardboard inner matting. Approximately 35 x 30 inches, window measures 20.25 x 17.25 inches Evident water damage to mat board and discoloration due to exposure Framed art, framed mixed media art, Wayne sessions Signed illustrations, signed Illustrations, signed artwork, framed artwork, art, home decor, Wall art. 12 Art wall Property of palm beach Florida estate Wayne Sessions was a 20th-century watercolor painter of marine landscapes in semi-abstract manner. He was born in San Francisco, California and at age ten moved to Florida where he graduated from the University of Florida School of Architecture. He took up the study of watercolor to aid in sketching for Architectural training. In Florida, he became President of the Miami Watercolor Society and the Florida Watercolor Society. He studied under Elliot O'Hara, Dong Kingman, Millard Sheets, Rex Brandt, Mario Cooper, Robert Wood and Bud Shacleford. His work has been used for covers of publications including Prize Winning Watercolors, and Sunshine Artists. He has been a member of the Miami Watercolor Society, and the Florida Watercolor Society, and his last known address was 711 University Drive, Coral Gables, Florida. In addition to his works being at the Lowe Museum in Coral Gables, it is also in the collections of the Miami Art Center in Miami, Florida.