In white wooden frame, white golden inlay and museum glass

Charon offers passage for payment and will take you wherever you need to go, als long as it’s a one-way trip over the river Styx. She, pictured as a bit of a mischief with a carriage of flies,  refers to the relationship of Ray Caesar and his father in law, during the months before his death. His father in law telling him what to do and he doing it, as a dutiful servant. They spoke a lot about the idea of death and the complexity of end-of-life situations. After his death Caesar thought about Charon and how he would be tested when his “master” would try to cross to the next world.