Name/Title
Art Print by Leo DrakeEntry/Object ID
39.25Description
Material: paper. Size: 12" x 18". The image depicts a monochromatic pencil drawing of a shirtless person seen from behind, showcasing intricate shading and texture. Their head is tilted forward, partially obscuring their face, and their hands are bound behind their back, holding a bottle, adding an element of intrigue and vulnerability to the composition. The lines and shading emphasize the muscular definition and the natural curvature of the human form. The hair is dark and styled in a slightly tousled manner, complementing the overall somber yet introspective tone of subject.Artwork Details
Subject Person or Organization
Drake, LeonardContext
This handwritten letter, titled "What Am I Going To Do With You?" describes the author's emotional turmoil following their first DWI. They express feelings of regret, fear, and disbelief, which they sought to release through creating a self-portrait. The author recounts a meaningful story about speaking to their employer after the arrest, vividly recalling the anxiety and tears while communicating their situation. Despite the author's fears, the employer responded with love and devoid of judgment, saying, "Oh Leo, what am I am I going to do with you?"Cataloged By
PfenMade/Created
Date made
circa 2025Place
* Untyped Place
Waseca, MinnesotaLexicon
Legacy Lexicon
Object Name
Print, artworkClass
Art ObjectCategory
Communication ArtifactsCreate Date
October 10, 2025Update Date
October 10, 2025
