This lady keeps a set of jumper cables in her car, and she knows how to use them. She doesn’t let wearing a dress and spectator shoes stop her. This painting has a retro vibe that takes the viewer back in time, perhaps to an unfortunate day of being stranded on a roadside. It’s a good thing this confident lady knows “Red from the dead to red on the hood; black from the good and back to the hood.” The artist was inspired by this mnemonic that was taught to her long ago.
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