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mihai malaimar...
Romania
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Walter R Hardi...
United States
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Ricky Russ Jr
United States
307 creative works found
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Cheesier version …
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Movie Clip
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Classic cars calendar … / Vector dogs calendar … / Book of drawings … / Animals and birds / Cartoons / Cars, trucks & tractors / Drawings / Illustrations / Portraits / Rust / Vector art
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Bob likes to stand back and shout a lot
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another vectored jack russell … this is Brock, a friend to Bob, Harry and Manny
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ARC Reactor Shirt ! Tony Stark’s Mark II Reactor.
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This is my playing with Angels photo …IN COREL X2:) and RedFIeld. /
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Portrait of William F. Buckley, Jr. – 1925 – February 26, 2008 / Oil on Linen, life-sized. (b/w photograph of original painting). / William F. Buckley, Jr. died today at 82. I painted a portrait of William F. Buckley, Jr from sittings, many years ago. The man was a phenomenal wit and intellect, used the English language exquisitely, and was a thoroughly charming and a towering human being. / I was in my twenties and had the cheek to write him and ask if I might paint his portrait. I said we were both questing for the truth. / His famous & phenomenal secretary, Frances Bronson, wrote back and said WFB asked three questions needing answers: / 1. Might he read during sittings. / 2. May he bring his cocker spaniel. / 3. How much will it cost…IF he likes it. / We worked out the particulars and he came to my studio in Greenwich Village, New York for sittings. / He was very famous, doing radio, tv and publishing his magazine The National Review. Buckley was a beacon of conservative thought causing trouble, uproar, and having an enormous amount of fun. The author of over fifty books. He ran for mayor of New York once, and (expecting the outcome in advance) when asked what he’d do first if elected, said, he’d “demand a recount!” He debated everyone with equal intensity and mischief, and had a fabulous time with sailing around the world, writing essays and books filled with his astute observations of American politics. When he turned 50, he decided to learn the harpsichord and ended up giving public performances. At the same half century mark he started writing fiction novels, spy stories reflecting some early work of his own. / He was reviled and adored in equal measure, not a bad outcome for a life fully lived. Meeting him and painting his portrait has always been one of the highlights of my life. Totally gracious, charming, eloquent, brilliant man. I miss him already. / Regrettably, this is only photo I have of the finished portrait, and it’s black and white. The full version included him sitting in his chair, lap full of papers, a pencil in hand pressed against his cheek, his portable typewriter at his side, cluttered busy desk, and an office filled with books stacked on the floor and every surface. Addendum: There are so many tributes now appearing about Willam F. Buckley’s life and wit, and this is typical, and so good, a comment made by Ronald Reagan in 1985: “Once when Bill was asked what job he wanted in the Administration of his friend the President, he replied in his typically retiring and deferential way: “Ventriloquist.” More on my website, The Hawks Perch
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spotted at a pet expo
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A jack russell puppy taking a quick break from play to give her mournful “take me home” look
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A detail from
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I met Hank Williams, Jr. at a rally for Gov.Palin today in Colorado Springs, Co. He kept the crowd entertained in freezing, foggy weather until Palin arrived. I really enjoyed it.
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If boredome was an image this would be it!!! / Gornergrat, Switzerland. This photo is given to Chloe, her sister and mom.
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OK, / Do Not get a nose bleed for stepping back 4 more years to my Jr High/Freshman year with Mrs.Pearl Martin. / I moved with her from my last art class in elementary to the newly intergraded Jr./Sr.High School in Waller ,Texas. / I forgot until just know this was my 1st ” channeled ” male portrait. / (have to wow that one myself.) acrylic on canvas board and ‘decpouge’(to give his hair texture)
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Inspired by the movie / Collaboration, thanks to my dear friend Bill Gamblin for letting me use your photo to work on… / /
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William F. Buckley, Jr. / From the oil portrait by Barbara Sparhawk / Never expected to do this, but I’ve been flooded with requests for the past three days on my website, / The Hawks Perch / for t shirts with Mr Buckley’s portrait, so I decided to upload this. / Life is full of the improbable. I hope now there’s some follow through with sales!
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