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"Leaning Back: A Collection of Artistic Moments" In the world of art, the concept of "leaning back" takes on various forms and meanings. From a wild ride on a Bucking Bronco in 1903 to the serene pose of a Nude Redhead Sitting on a Chair, these diverse hints invite us to explore different interpretations. Imagine the tenderness captured in Baby Grey Squirrel kissing a tabby kitten, showcasing an unexpected bond between two creatures. Contrastingly, Mrs. Valtat Sewing and Her Son Jean depicts an intimate scene where familial love is beautifully woven into every stitch. The Tea Party transports us to 1916, inviting us to lean back and indulge in moments of leisure and connection with others. On the Terrace presents another opportunity for relaxation as we imagine ourselves basking under the sun's warm rays. Meditation captures a man standing by a wall, encouraging us to pause and reflect upon our own inner thoughts. Similarly thought-provoking is Virgin and Child, where Christ leans against an orb symbolizing his divine presence. Two Girls portrays youthful innocence through delicate watercolor strokes while A Male Nude Pulled by Another Male challenges societal norms with its bold depiction of physicality. Odalisque transports us back to 1858 when artists explored sensuality through oil paintings that celebrated female beauty. Finally, Bean pickers children came from Kansas, Nebraska. . Near West Stayton reminds us that even amidst hardship during the Great Depression era in Oregon, there were still moments worth leaning back into - simple joys found within communities coming together. Through this collection spanning centuries and mediums - from canvas to paper - we are invited not only to appreciate each artwork individually but also contemplate how they are be both literal and metaphorical; it can represent surrendering oneself or finding solace in life's fleeting moments.