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Current Talk '03 II / Maggie Collins, as seen by Grandma Moses
« on: July 10, 2003, 09:15:29 PM »
Well, the arrival of Mrs. Maggie Collins' studio portrait from Paris (in a box that looks like it came from a Coney Island stall) certainly tells one a lot about the taste (?) of her husband. I've seen far better efforts by a 6th grader armed with a decent assortment of crayola crayons.
We need a poll for worst portrait on Dark Shadows. It might be a toss-up between this one and the original Charles Delaware Tate portrait of Quentin, which made one of the most attractive men on Earth look as if he were dying of dyspepsia and sunburn.
For best portrait, I'd probably vote for Sam's sketch of Betty Hanscombe. The portrait of aged Quentin is a fun example of a very particular genre.
any other thoughts?
Gothick
We need a poll for worst portrait on Dark Shadows. It might be a toss-up between this one and the original Charles Delaware Tate portrait of Quentin, which made one of the most attractive men on Earth look as if he were dying of dyspepsia and sunburn.
For best portrait, I'd probably vote for Sam's sketch of Betty Hanscombe. The portrait of aged Quentin is a fun example of a very particular genre.
any other thoughts?
Gothick