Monday, January 23, 2017
Malcolm at the Art Museum
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James Gurney
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The elephant in the room? Mr. Hyde? The Critic? Toulouse's alter ego? So much fun. Thank you, James!
You should tell us some of his stories.... love your Malcolm portrait.
I got a good chuckle out of this. Thanks James. It also immediately make me think of the series of paintings that Karin Jurick has been doing for some time, though those are not in quite the same vein as this: http://karinjurick.blogspot.com/
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