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Seurat Sunday
SPECIAL EDITION Screenprint.
Edition of 50
22" X 26" (17" X 20" image)
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With a wink and a nod to Georges Seurat's "Sunday Afternoon on the Island of Grande Jatte" (Art Institute of Chicago), a solar wind blows like a torch on the bourgeois figures in this rendition, my tribute to pen-pointalism. The "old-school" look and feel of silk-screened ink on the 80 lb. vellum bristol paper is nothing less than sensuous!

Grant American Gothic
Pen & Ink
Laser print
10" X 12"
$25
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American Gothic Retooled
Giclée print
12" X 12"
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As long as we're at The Art Institute of Chicago, let's do a number on the Grant Wood icon of prairie life.

If you like the pen & ink drawing, you'll love this watercolor pencil version.

Caillebotte Rainy Day Paris

Pen & Ink
Laser print
10" X 12"
$25
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Van Eyck Arnolfini & Bride

Pen & Ink
Laser print
10" X 13"
$25
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Another line-art maze after Gustav Caillebotte's masterwork of a rainy day in fin de seicle Paris (utiliser ton parapluie).

Here's a line-art maze joining together Arnolfini and his new old lady in this amorphous rendition.

Donovan

Laser print
9" X 10"
$25
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The Sleeping Gypsy
Pen & Ink
Laser print
10" X 11"
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It's ironic that this black & white line drawing is based on the cover of an old record album that features his hit song that is as colorful as they come (but it's the reflection in the water that makes this drawing special).
Henri Rousseau's painting was called "The Sleeping Gypsy." I'll call this interpretation "The Rude Awaking."

Titian Bacchanalia Color
Watercolor/pencils
Original
19" X 19" (13" X 14" image)
$225
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Titian Bacchanalia
Pen & Ink
Laser print
10" X 11"
$25
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A color rendition of the pen and ink at right. (Giclée prints also available at FAA.) Wine and oil make for a down and dirty time at this grasser on Andros. (Looks like Dionysus is flat on his bacchus up on the hill.)