Artist's impression of a bike
06-04-21, 01:05 PM
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I've mentioned this guy a couple of times.We Canucks were blessed with the art of Greg Curnoe. He loved cycling and incorporated a lot of it into his wide range of media. Anyone interested in his work can download a wonderful bio from the Art Canada Institute and select download book from the upper right corner of the page. So talented. Yes the forks bent....
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I've mentioned this guy a couple of times.We Canucks were blessed with the art of Greg Curnoe. He loved cycling and incorporated a lot of it into his wide range of media. Anyone interested in his work can download a wonderful bio from the Art Canada Institute and select download book from the upper right corner of the page. So talented. Yes the forks bent....
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This is out there aways, done by my son for my last birthday, his style and sense of humor belies his age he's 27.
Of course I love it and he's working on another.
Of course I love it and he's working on another.
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I thought there was a bicycle in The Cat in the Hat, but Google isn't showing it. There's a bicycle in One Fish Two Fish, but it's a tandem...
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06-04-21, 06:56 PM
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iab "dumbest" is normally--- also in the eye of the beholder (similar to beauty and art).
06-04-21, 08:28 PM
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I've mentioned this guy a couple of times.We Canucks were blessed with the art of Greg Curnoe. He loved cycling and incorporated a lot of it into his wide range of media. Anyone interested in his work can download a wonderful bio from the Art Canada Institute and select download book from the upper right corner of the page. So talented. Yes the forks bent....
Only joking - it's a cool painting!
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06-05-21, 08:38 AM
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If this thread is about artistic interpretations of bicycles the I think it’s a great thread.
I thought Duchamp’s take was interesting.
I thought Duchamp’s take was interesting.
06-05-21, 08:47 AM
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[QUOTE=Reynolds;22087221]Looks like a bike one might see in a nightmare.[/QU
Or some really good Acid!
Or some really good Acid!
06-05-21, 08:51 AM
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I love the Eroica Art
06-11-21, 07:21 AM
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06-11-21, 07:42 AM
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^^ now that you mention it , I never caught that! I will have to look at the other Eroica posters to see if they are that way. I have gone every year .
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06-11-21, 09:35 AM
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06-11-21, 09:39 AM
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Ha, that's funny. It's the dude's hair, in long braids stuck under his armpits, that bugs me. No, on double take, i guess he's got a back pack on or something... but at first glance it looks like a double mullet or something. Must look away.
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My wife gave me this last Christmas. She found it on line . The artists name is Mark Jones.
One of my favorite tee shirts
