PsiKik
7 Jun 2006, 08:37 AM
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http://www.artofmarkbryan.com/images/Dick_500.jpg
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"What prevents these paintings from being mere cartoons is their dreamlike weirdness. And Bryan?s other paintings--from odd Venus figures to anthropomorphic tornadoes to skyscrapers dragged across a plain, ancient-Egypt-style, by thousands of slaves--continue the dreamy aura. If you like to linger in the morning and try to recall the images in your mind before they evaporate, chances are you?ll like Bryan?s work."
"What prevents these paintings from being mere cartoons is their dreamlike weirdness. And Bryan?s other paintings--from odd Venus figures to anthropomorphic tornadoes to skyscrapers dragged across a plain, ancient-Egypt-style, by thousands of slaves--continue the dreamy aura. If you like to linger in the morning and try to recall the images in your mind before they evaporate, chances are you?ll like Bryan?s work."
http://www.artofmarkbryan.com/images/Dick_500.jpg
More at http://www.artofmarkbryan.com/
"What prevents these paintings from being mere cartoons is their dreamlike weirdness. And Bryan?s other paintings--from odd Venus figures to anthropomorphic tornadoes to skyscrapers dragged across a plain, ancient-Egypt-style, by thousands of slaves--continue the dreamy aura. If you like to linger in the morning and try to recall the images in your mind before they evaporate, chances are you?ll like Bryan?s work."
"What prevents these paintings from being mere cartoons is their dreamlike weirdness. And Bryan?s other paintings--from odd Venus figures to anthropomorphic tornadoes to skyscrapers dragged across a plain, ancient-Egypt-style, by thousands of slaves--continue the dreamy aura. If you like to linger in the morning and try to recall the images in your mind before they evaporate, chances are you?ll like Bryan?s work."