Come the Morning

Ezekiel Harrington is a struggling Philadelphia gallery owner at the turn of the Twentieth century. 


A chance encounter reconnects him with a childhood friend, Robert Henri, who is now studying art. Henri introduces Ezekiel to a cadre of striving artists. Among them is a crude Bohemian woman of tremendous talent. Immediately, Ezekiel despises her.


His business continues to languish until a request for portrait comes

in. The customer is a member of high Philadelphia society and insists

the crude Bohemian woman will paint it. She is to use Ezekiel’s gallery for the sittings. 

He doesn’t want her in his store at all until he hears the terms of the deal. 


It is on the shoulders of this illicit woman that his fortunes begin to take a remarkable turn.


As he makes his way through turn-of-the century Philadelphia and

Paris, his changing feelings for the unacceptable woman thrust him on

an intense and unexpected course.