“Bring me the head of Johnny boy so I can sit on it and twirl.” The visual metaphors including a glory hole of holiness the banana holy communion of chewy chewing…the boys…Oscar was so wild and Aubrey a wraith of black and white with a fantastic penis stylist…both so out of place in a hypocritical world too early and too late…Wilde dead broke and ignored at death a one of a kind genius and Beardsley repentant and repudiated his work masterpieces each and every illustrations…both died Catholic at their requests…applause applause bravo John very decadent.
Touche with Oscar and Aubrey Valente! They were shining beacons in a sea of grey and hyprocrisy. I’ve always envisaged Hedy Lamar in the role of Salome as she was a ravishing Delilah. Probably not as disappointing when a out of work/out of contract Sandra Dee in the late 60s was set to star in an X Rated version of Alice In Wonderland in 1968 was to be directed by Roger Vadim but never eventuated because of budget issues. If only!
– John Dicandia ( JinnDoW )
I think I might redo this in colour. Next project.
Comments
Hmmm …. a lady with attitude.
Yes, she did have a lot of attitude!
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HOT STUFF!!!
Thanks Gerrard, I agree! :))
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wonderful work John im loving what u are doing….
Thank you for your continued support Bev. Cheers to you! :))
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HOT
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Yes, boiling HOT! Thanks Raymond! :))
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a sense of decadence and the vanity of power- nice portrait- although I miss the head on a platter-
Thank you Fred. A great compliment but if I included the head on the platter it would have been information overload. The banana I think says it all.
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the banana was a little too painful to comment upon-
I understand Fred. :))
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a brilliant play.
Totally agree with you Jordan. Have you seen Ken Russell’s film version?
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i haven’t – yet.
i’d love to see a live performance of it.
I’m with you on that. There are not many productions made of Salome. I’m yet to see one here in Melbourne.
– John Dicandia ( JinnDoW )
“Bring me the head of Johnny boy so I can sit on it and twirl.” The visual metaphors including a glory hole of holiness the banana holy communion of chewy chewing…the boys…Oscar was so wild and Aubrey a wraith of black and white with a fantastic penis stylist…both so out of place in a hypocritical world too early and too late…Wilde dead broke and ignored at death a one of a kind genius and Beardsley repentant and repudiated his work masterpieces each and every illustrations…both died Catholic at their requests…applause applause bravo John very decadent.
Touche with Oscar and Aubrey Valente! They were shining beacons in a sea of grey and hyprocrisy.
I’ve always envisaged Hedy Lamar in the role of Salome as she was a ravishing Delilah. Probably not as
disappointing when a out of work/out of contract Sandra Dee in the late 60s was set to star in an X Rated version of Alice In Wonderland in 1968 was to be directed by Roger Vadim but never eventuated because of budget issues. If only!
– John Dicandia ( JinnDoW )
I think I might redo this in colour. Next project.
– John Dicandia ( JinnDoW )