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Charcoal Portraits by John Singer Sargent (1856-1925).
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TIM SOLLIDAY
Majestic Hilltop
Oil on Canvas
36″ x 36″
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“Mussolini’s Giant “M” Gate, 1938.
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Mussolini’s Giant “M” Gate, 1938.
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I buy what Darwyn Cooke creates because his work never fails to put a huge smile on my face.
-His ‘Parker’ books are freaking awesome.
-His tenure on Catwoman, collected as ‘Catwoman: Selina’s Big Score’ was the best thing that has happened for the character that I can recall. Darwyn turned a cheesecake character from the ’90s into a badass crime-caper book for the new Millenium.
-‘DC: the New Frontier’ is one of the highest-caliber books DC has done since ‘Batman: the Dark Knight Returns’. And it is a bombshell of a love note to DC comics from the 50s and 60s in the process.
-By the way, Darwyn did the lead design for the opening ‘Batman: Beyond’ animated title sequence. Bruce Timm did the art for the original Batman: the Animated Series. Darwyn did ‘Batman: Beyond’, which followed ‘the New Adventures of Batman and Superman’ onto Fox Kids back in the late 90s-early2000s. Watch that show again. Trust me: I’m from the internets and I know what you like.
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