145 at Jennie Richee. Hard Pressed and Harassaed by the Storm 

"145 at Jennie Richee. Hard Pressed and Harassaed by the Storm" is a work by Henry Darger, an outsider artist who created a prolific and unique body of work, often exploring fantastical and disturbing themes. This particular piece, likely part of his larger "Vivian Girls" series, features numerous child figures in various states of undress, juxtaposed against an intricate backdrop of architecture, nature, and symbolic elements. Darger's work is characterized by its naive aesthetic, bold colors, and often unsettling imagery. The inclusion of the phrase "Hard Pressed and Harassaed by the Storm" suggests a narrative of struggle and adversity, which is a recurring motif in Darger's world.