Mustafa Kemal Atatürk 08 Fairey
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- OtisMcfluster
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I had no idea who the hell this was. For those of you in the same boat, here is a brief intro: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mustafa_Kemal_Atat%C3%BCrk
I hope this is the first print in a series of revolutionaries Fairey illustrates.
I hope this is the first print in a series of revolutionaries Fairey illustrates.
- mistersmith
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It's pretty standard, possibly even a law, for businesses to display a picture of Ataturk. A lot of families do too...I wonder if Turks would consider this art, an homage, or an insult? I'm gonna go ask some Turks I know...
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There's at least 2 portraits of Ataturk on every wall in Turkey. Apart from the SE.
Suppose this may liven up a few walls out there
Suppose this may liven up a few walls out there
"I'm mad as hell, and I'm not going to take it anymore"
- twiztid_nl
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Could use some fangs, although the Turks would not appreciate that.Bobby-B wrote:Sweet, I always wanted Shepard Fairey to do a print of Count Chocula.
- freaksmeout
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Fangs? You want fangs? Quick, someone call Rob Jones...he'll fix it right up!twiztid_nl wrote:Could use some fangs, although the Turks would not appreciate that.Bobby-B wrote:Sweet, I always wanted Shepard Fairey to do a print of Count Chocula.
We should welcome the Turks to the world of print flipping.
How much turkish hash would a Fairey print fetch?
- freaksmeout
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All this talk about the Count....Frankenberry is pissed!
this gets my vote for obey print of the year.