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Uploaded: 3-30-1893.
Handle: Earless.
Location: South of France.
Title: Exercise with a Big Brush Starry Night.

Visitor Comments:
Hey, Earless! Nice work! I really like how you don't worry a lot about staying in the lines, dude. I can tell you did it on one of those days when all you had left was a big tube of blue and a little bit of white and yellow left and the effing paint store was closed (that happens to me too!). Anyhoo, keep up the good work!

 

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Uploaded: 8-12-1547.
Handle: Hieronymous.
Location: Antwerp.
Working Title: Dreamtime.

Visitor Comments:
Guess what, Hieronymous, I had the very same dream two nights ago!!! I thought I was crazy till I saw your picture. Wow! Is it O.K. if I look you up next time I'm in Antwerp. I think we have a lot to talk about!

 

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Uploaded: 11-14-1496.
Handle: Polymath.
Location: Florence.
Working Title: Self-portrait in Drag.

Visitor Comments:
Aren't you just the sweetest thing, Poly! Though I have to say those muted colors and that modest décolleté are soooo 14th century! I'd be happy to offer my services as fashion advisor. You don't know what hip is if you haven't hung out at the bars Constantinople!

 

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Uploaded: 10-01-1938.
Handle: Horny P.P..
Location: Paris.
Title: Guernica.

Visitor Comments:
Uh, I'm sorry, Horny, there's no polite way to put this, but I think you need to go back to art school. For, like, ten years. You call that a bull? And that thing in the middle is a horse? And the people, Horny, my, my. I've seen better drawings of people on restrooms walls. As for your palette, well, don't give me any "starving artist" crap. If you can't afford tubes of color, why paint, huh???

 

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Uploaded: 7-19-1597.
Handle: Big Dick.
Location: Rome.
Title: Rough Trade (No. 17 in a series).

Visitor Comments:
Hot, hot, hot! I was going to say I'm surprised you can get away with this in Rome what with the church fathers and all, B.D., but I got to thinking about it and realized they're probably your biggest customers, right?

 

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Uploaded: 25,000 BC.
Handle: Gorp.
Location: A cave somewhere in France.
Title: Horsy.

Visitor Comments:
Gorp, my man, you ever hear of "paper"? Or "canvas"? What's with this painting on the wall of a cave? You into some kind of weird performance art or what? I suggest you take some time off, go kill a few sabre-tooths or something, and re-think your whole approach to art (a couple of classes in basic drawing skills wouldn't hurt either).

 

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Uploaded: 2-24-1951.
Handle: Jack a.k.a. "The Long Island Drunk Hermit."
Location: The Hamptons.
Working Title: Sunflowers.

Visitor Comments:
Your so-called work makes me worry about America's future, LIDH. I have never seen so much FILTH in one alleged "painting" in my life (and believe me, I've looked at a lot). I count AT LEAST SEVEN penises, TWENTY-THREE engorged breasts, NINETY-FOUR vaginas, and simply UNCOUNTABLE pubic hairs. After I got that far I refused to look anymore, but I can well imagine there are some acts of fornication hiding in there too, and not in the missionary position either! Shame, shame, shame. What do you think your mother would say if she saw this???

 

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Uploaded: Date is copyright-protected..
Handle: Tommy K.
Location: Location is copyright-protected.
Title: Title is copyright-protected.

Visitor Comments:
Thank goodness! At last PIK-chur comes up with a real MASTERPIECE! I know that "Tommy K." has an army of young artists working for him who do the pictures and he just adds a touch of light here and there so he can sign them and sell them in his mall outlets for tens of thousands of dollars. But that doesn't matter because THIS is what art is supposed to be!!! Realistic and uplifting, full of hope and family values and firm belief in full-immersion baptism and the free-market economy!


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