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Ray Charles - Hit the Road Jack - 1966
A vibrant watercolor painting in the style of Joan Miró shows a man in a black suit and hat, seen from behind, walking to the right while carrying a black suitcase. His reflection is visible on the shiny floor. In the background, a woman in a red dress stands on gray concrete stairs outside a building entrance, while another red door is open on a balcony above her. Geometric shapes, such as red, yellow, and blue circles, and black, red, and blue rectangles, are scattered throughout the abstract background. Whimsical shapes resembling eyes, a blue bird, and a black crescent moon float in the sky. The painting has a loose, sketchy quality with paint splatters, splashes, and drips creating a dreamlike landscape of buildings and abstract forms.