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a black and white David Kennedy inscribed photo collection of well known faces — Castro, Brehznev, Agnew, Nixon, Gordon Liddy — as well as “The Five Tops,” five darksuited former presidents posing in a row — beaming presidents Carter, Bush and Reagan, faint-smiling Nixon, and grim Ford. The stuff that cartoons are made of.
Wax studies for bronzes line corner shelving — cowboys, horses. A baseball player. An old car. A bust of Sue.
Two real life Western saddles sit on an upstairs railing.
Stacked paintings, three or four deep, line the walls, forming a' kind of wacky wainscoting. These are the unfinished ones. Magnificent to the observer, but found lacking by the artist.
“My grandfather, who was a wonderful draftsman and architect, used to say that you only need two things to make a good drawing — a pencil, and a hammer to hit your hand with when you’re done. Sometimes I for
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