Superman
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Found Object Art
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IN TIME FOR FATHER’S DAY!!! An outstanding gift for any great dad, even better if he happens to work in law enforcement, or if his kids think he is Superman.
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Family day at the funfair / (Cape Town – South Africa) /
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Hand drawn, pen & ink sketch. From a very short story i wrote, one page
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faster than a speeding bullet / faster
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PhotoShop
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Acrylic On Canvas Concept: Thought it be fun to paint this yorkshire terrier in a superman costume.
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Over the years there have been so many people who have wanted a print of this. I did the original 30×36 Oil painting back in 1988 as something fun for Summer Lights and the Mayors Art Auction in Nashville. In the original Painting, Superman had a Summer lights button on and he is flying over Nashville while Summer Lights is going on below. I liked it so much after it sold I did a hand painted print same size as the original and painted over the Summer lights button. This has always been a favorite of mine and have always enjoyed having it hang in my home.
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Faster than a speeding Bullet, able to reach tall buildings at a single bound, This antenna looks like it is from a B & W Superman movie.
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superman digitally altered superman photo
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Graphic design utilizing vintage Mego action figures
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Just a smidge of superpower
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I took this picture of “It’s a Plane! It’s Superman! It’s a Great Blue Heron!” flying by me. While I was on a morning walk in the wildlife area at Fern Ridge Lake in Lane County, Oregon. / Taken with a Canon PowerShot sS5 IS, 12x Zoom lens.
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This construction is inspired by the bravery and courage of Christopher Reeves. In a Vanity Fair photographic portrait of Reeves in a wheelchair, the quote, “Sweet Are The Uses of Adversity” (Shakespeare), on the same page puts many of my life experiences into a larger context.
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bow down to the True Mon Ami!!!!!!!
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“Superman” / “Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, and able to leap tall buildings in a single bound”, a phrase coined by Jay Morton and first used in the Superman radio serials and Max Fleischer animated shorts of the 1940s, as well as the TV series of the 1950s. This Superman is from my husbands collection. / /
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Portrait of my friend Gregg, a super man.
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