on the road was inspired by the cock-a-doodling-do of passerby's in response to the calls of Rooster Shinnecock and first born sons (pictured, below l to r), Alain, Agenor, Galileo. At a time when placing art outside the “White Cube” was trending at International Art Fairs: Sandrow found a receptive audience from those passing by in cars, on bicycles, by foot. Along the road on the southern side of open air studio where Sandrow followed Shinnecock across to Gissa Bu; William Merritt Chase painted in the open air.