The image is a photograph of a plaque on a white wall. The plaque is rectangular in shape and has black text written on it. The text reads "Kay Sage, American, 1898-1963. For the Wind to Tear, 1955. An ambiguous, angular form is set against an expansive gray background. Its shape can be read as a backdrop from a distance or a gathering of fabric viewed at a close range. This painting is titled "American Surrealist Kay Sage. For several years this work hung in the home of the artist, where she lived with her partner, Yves Tanguy, a fellow Surrealistic painter." The plaque also has the name "Bequest of Kay Sage Tanguy 17-1964" written at the bottom.