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Posted by M.R.N. on June 2, 2010
Another British Invasion
Ridin’ The Zeppelin
Hendrix In Wonderland
When Yoko Ate Ringo
The Princess
For The Birds
Breakfast Hawks
The Deer Hunter
Miseryland
One Flew Over The Rainbow
Go Ask Alice
The Samuel Jackson 5
Parents Just Don’t Understand
Menace 2 Sobriety
Taxi Rider
Duck And Cover
The Morning After…
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Apricot said
Dave MacDowell’s work is masterful in composition, color and subject matter. His paintings are explosions of creative genius that is enough to melt people’s eyes and imaginations just by being in the same room with it!
He is truly one of the greatest America Painters!