Print of two figures merging by Deborah Rumer (American, 20th Century). Piece is titled (Like a breeze passing...), numbered (Ed100), signed, and dated (© Deborah Rumer c. '97) along the bottom edge in pencil. This piece is an accompaniment to a poem written by Rumer in 1994, a print of which is included with this piece, and reproduced below. Unframed. Like a Breeze Passing Like a breeze passing you pass through me. Not a hair moves yet molecules dance in ancient patterns a life's romance with change is kindled as wisps of feeling merge into whispers of thought. Fair floating spirit- your delicate wanderings are the cool blue touch of new ideas. My breath becomes a prayer as in this lightness you pass through me. © Deborah Rumer 1994 Deborah Rumer is an artist from California. She was an instructor of 2D Fine Art at the College of San Mateo for 39 years. Most recently, she held a retrospective show entitled “Seeking Story” at Peninsula Museum of Art in 2018.