click to embiggen Coney Island by Paul Cadmus (1904-1999) painted in 1934
Robert Crumb (born 1943)
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Holy Crap! How many people outside of American Art History of the Early 20th Century have even heard about Paul Cadmus, let alone know anything about his art or have seen his work in person. Or reproduced. Of which I have, but that's just me.
I live in a place so mundane, so philistine, so dull the people I work with, upon hearing 'Cadmus' think its either a musk mellon they are afraid to try from the local Price Chopper or maybe a shoe polish their Dad used but they can't be bothered with because they can order new shoes cheap from China.
Col. Milquetoast was one of the thousands of monkeys banging on typewriters since the mid-seventies trying to recreate Macbeth. Having become disaffected by the intense pressure involved, his complete lack of talent and his superior's refusal to make use of his prehensile tail he quit to lead a simple but mostly contented life in the midwest. Occasionally he writes in third person when there was no good reason not to write in first person.
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Holy Crap! How many people outside of American Art History of the Early 20th Century have even heard about Paul Cadmus, let alone know anything about his art or have seen his work in person. Or reproduced. Of which I have, but that's just me.
I live in a place so mundane, so philistine, so dull the people I work with, upon hearing 'Cadmus' think its either a musk mellon they are afraid to try from the local Price Chopper or maybe a shoe polish their Dad used but they can't be bothered with because they can order new shoes cheap from China.
Col, too bad about your lack of talent.
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