I think this would still be my pick... if I hadn't missed the voting...
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Cinlabyrinth
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wish i knew of maggiori back when his prints were on salehunterjax wrote:Ruth - Killing of a Sacred Deer
K. Taylor - QOTSA Melbourne
Maggiori - Moonlight Solitaire
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speaking of Maggiori, thought that this was pretty interesting considering what he is doing now:
I'm your huckleberry. That's just my game.
He seems like a total poseur. He's a talented painter, though I find the paintings (and most western painting in general) boring.
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generally agree on Western painting, but his landscapes and cloud-scapes are just so damn good and capture that Maxfield Parish vibe so well. I could do without the cowboys probably, but they're also rendered so well it's hard to find any fault in them.Codeblue wrote:He seems like a total poseur. He's a talented painter, though I find the paintings (and most western painting in general) boring.
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yeah, I regret not getting all three from the timed sale, but how many cowboy pieces can I hang in a mid-century ranch in suburban New England? I have the one pictured and the first print that the same gallery put out a year or two ago.Cinlabyrinth wrote:wish i knew of maggiori back when his prints were on salehunterjax wrote:Ruth - Killing of a Sacred Deer
K. Taylor - QOTSA Melbourne
Maggiori - Moonlight Solitaire
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