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Old 06-04-21, 01:05 PM
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Originally Posted by mrv
....err... i mean "Lefty Strut"..... apologies.

from a recent multi modal trek - near Milwaukee

Somewhere between Harrington Beach State Park and Kohler Andrae State Park
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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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Originally Posted by clubman
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....
Love it! (and the book too )
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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.



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Now I want to see a Salvador Dali painting of a bicycle
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Boyz got talent!
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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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Originally Posted by pastorbobnlnh
iab "dumbest" is normally--- also in the eye of the beholder (similar to beauty and art).
Perhaps. But I’m am quite certain the, and I stand corrected on the title, “We got a present for you”, is the dumbest thread of the year. Hands down. I’m embarrassed to have read it.

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Jus' sayin' and addin' my 2 measly cents worth of unneeded opinion.
God bless this place. The way it ought to be.
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Originally Posted by clubman
So talented. Yes the forks bent....
If canvas is anything like steel, you can just bend it back.
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“We got a present for you”, is the dumbest thread of the year.
In that the new ‘early brifter’ sub-forum was created or that we all took offence to it?
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Nice or Super-Nice?

Originally Posted by clubman
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....
No "Biggie Smalls, valves not lined-up, crank arm at 5:00, it's a 'nice'. But at least he removed the bottle and pump for the painting."
Only joking - it's a cool painting!
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Old 06-05-21, 08:04 AM
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Artcrank S.F. 2014
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Old 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.


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Old 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!
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Old 06-05-21, 08:51 AM
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I love the Eroica Art
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Originally Posted by Kabuki12

I love the Eroica Art
I have this poster. I'm not sure if you can see it, but the rider's toe strap's buckle is on the inside of his shoe, and the strap is run all the way through the buckle instead of being loose for pulling tight. Bothers me every time I look at it.
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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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Art imitates life

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Originally Posted by randyjawa
Where's the white garage door?

Stupid me passed on grabbing this from the dump one day. I do wish that I had picked it up...
There's a striking stylistic resemblance to the Thoth tarot.

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Originally Posted by rhm


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...
Google is playing games, Seuss has been purged.
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Originally Posted by bocobiking
I have this poster. I'm not sure if you can see it, but the rider's toe strap's buckle is on the inside of his shoe, and the strap is run all the way through the buckle instead of being loose for pulling tight. Bothers me every time I look at it.
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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Originally Posted by iab
You missed the point entirely. Why does art need to be an accurate description of anything?
Art doesn't need, it is needed.
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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
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