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Posted by M.R.N. on February 19, 2013
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Bruce said
Negative: Yucky clouds. He seemed to have trouble portraying them realistically. Worst: “Dreamers.” The clouds on the left look like either an incoming tsunami or a giant sand dune.
Positive: Humorous cat book titles in “Frederick The Literate” and “Remington The Well Read.” Too many to list here. Take a good look at them all and see if they don’t bring a smile to your lips.
These: “A Field Guide to the Garbage Can”? “A Few Good Mice”? “War and Cheese”? Ha!
Julia said
I had only seen a few folk art works by this artist, so I was happy to see more of his work. Re: the “Yucky clouds” on “Dreamers,” I sort of assumed they were meant to be altered by the child’s imagination, not truly representative of what they actually look like. I agree that the cat pictures are very appealing. I also liked “Another Year at Sea.”
Brenda Buckingham said
LOL! Of course the cloud looks like an incoming tsunami . . . you completely missed the point, Bruce . . . It is called the Dreamer . . . do you not see the little boy sitting on the boat wistfully looking at the clouds . . . “dreaming” he is sailing the mighty seas . . . the clouds ARE waves in his mind.