OT, Parrish Blue

wheat germ said:

Warning. this page is a huge page full of Maxfield Parrish's art work.
The man is 95 years old now.
I had no idea he was still alive

Beautiful webpage and worth checking out, but Parrish died in 1966.

--Lia

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wheat germ said:

Warning. this page is a huge page full of Maxfield Parrish's art work.
The man is 95 years old now.
I had no idea he was still alive

Beautiful webpage and worth checking out, but Parrish died in 1966.

lol

Julia Altshuler said:

wheat germ said:

Warning. this page is a huge page full of Maxfield Parrish's art work.
The man is 95 years old now.
I had no idea he was still alive

Beautiful webpage and worth checking out, but Parrish died in 1966.

They must have exhumed him for that photo, then. He looks pretty
good for being dead for 30 years. I hope my embalmer is that
good.

-sw

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Julia Altshuler said:

wheat germ said:

Warning. this page is a huge page full of Maxfield Parrish's art work.
The man is 95 years old now.
I had no idea he was still alive

Beautiful webpage and worth checking out, but Parrish died in 1966.

They must have exhumed him for that photo, then. He looks pretty
good for being dead for 30 years. I hope my embalmer is that
good.

This happens to him all the time. Now he'll stick to his guns and insist
he's right, even when you exhume the old guy and plunk him down in front of
him.

He thinks it's manly to stick to his guns, especially when he's wrong. As
though if he keeps yelling "IS SO, IS SO, I KNOW YOU ARE BUT WHAT AM I?"
long enough, everyone will forget he was wrong.

Trouble is, not everyone has that excessive pot-smoking convenient memory
Barry does.

He doesn't have to drink in order to forget.

Ah well, the world is probably perpetually fresh for him.

And I understand God looks out for children, potheads, and imbeciles.

Steve Wertz said:

Julia Altshuler said:

wheat germ said:

Warning. this page is a huge page full of Maxfield Parrish's art work.
The man is 95 years old now.
I had no idea he was still alive

Beautiful webpage and worth checking out, but Parrish died in 1966.

They must have exhumed him for that photo, then. He looks pretty
good for being dead for 30 years. I hope my embalmer is that
good.

He's been dead for more than *40* years. He was 95 when he died in 1966.

cybercat said:

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Julia Altshuler said:

wheat germ wrote:
> Warning. this page is a huge page full of Maxfield Parrish's art work.
> The man is 95 years old now.
> I had no idea he was still alive

Beautiful webpage and worth checking out, but Parrish died in 1966.

They must have exhumed him for that photo, then. He looks pretty
good for being dead for 30 years. I hope my embalmer is that
good.

This happens to him all the time. Now he'll stick to his guns and insist
he's right, even when you exhume the old guy and plunk him down in front of
him.

Well, there is a "Contact Me" button on the web page right under
his name.

The web page does a good job of hiding the fact that he's dead ;-)

-sw

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On Tue, 03 Jul 2007 09:52:05 -0400, Julia Altshuler wrote:

> wheat germ wrote:
>> Warning. this page is a huge page full of Maxfield Parrish's art work.
>> The man is 95 years old now.
>> I had no idea he was still alive
>
> Beautiful webpage and worth checking out, but Parrish died in 1966.

They must have exhumed him for that photo, then. He looks pretty
good for being dead for 30 years. I hope my embalmer is that
good.

This happens to him all the time. Now he'll stick to his guns and insist
he's right, even when you exhume the old guy and plunk him down in front
of
him.

Well, there is a "Contact Me" button on the web page right under
his name.

The web page does a good job of hiding the fact that he's dead ;-)

Never mind that anyone with a passing interest in art history or popular
culture knows he was creating art far too long ago to still be alive.

cybercat said:

Never mind that anyone with a passing interest in art history or popular
culture knows he was creating art far too long ago to still be alive.

So I guess that leaves out Barry, too.

ObFood: Corn fresh off the cob with butter, and an avocado with
genuine sriracha and lemon juice for lunch.

-sw

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Julia Altshuler said:

wheat germ said:

Warning. this page is a huge page full of Maxfield Parrish's art work.
The man is 95 years old now.
I had no idea he was still alive

Beautiful webpage and worth checking out, but Parrish died in 1966.

They must have exhumed him for that photo, then. He looks pretty
good for being dead for 30 years. I hope my embalmer is that
good.

Shades of St. Bernadette. Another "incorruptible"!

TammyM

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cybercat said:

Never mind that anyone with a passing interest in art history or popular
culture knows he was creating art far too long ago to still be alive.

So I guess that leaves out Barry, too.

ObFood: Corn fresh off the cob with butter, and an avocado with
genuine sriracha and lemon juice for lunch.

Is it silver queen? I want some silver queen, sliced red garden tomatoes,
and steaks on the grill. And I want someone else to cook them!

WTF is sriracha? Please don't make me search, my Google finger is so tired
and so is my tiny mind.

cybercat said:

WTF is sriracha? Please don't make me search, my Google finger is so tired
and so is my tiny mind.

What is sriracha? Sriracha is the subject of a thread started 2
days ago. That's what it is. AKA [censored] Sauce.

-sw

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cybercat said:

WTF is sriracha? Please don't make me search, my Google finger is so
tired
and so is my tiny mind.

What is sriracha? Sriracha is the subject of a thread started 2
days ago. That's what it is. AKA [censored] Sauce.

Oh. I try, but I can't read alll the threads.

cybercat said:

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cybercat said:

Never mind that anyone with a passing interest in art history or popular
culture knows he was creating art far too long ago to still be alive.

So I guess that leaves out Barry, too.

ObFood: Corn fresh off the cob with butter, and an avocado with
genuine sriracha and lemon juice for lunch.

Is it silver queen? I want some silver queen, sliced red garden tomatoes,
and steaks on the grill. And I want someone else to cook them!

WTF is sriracha? Please don't make me search, my Google finger is so tired
and so is my tiny mind.

It's another word for "yum", or for "my mouth is on fire", depending on
your constitution.

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It's another word for "yum", or for "my mouth is on fire", depending on
your constitution.

I love hot food. Seriously hot food.

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It's another word for "yum", or for "my mouth is on fire", depending on
your constitution.

I don't have a constitution... I have the British North America Act. I'm
too far North to have a constitution.

--

The house of the burning beet-Alan

It'll be a sunny day in August, when the Moon will shine that night-
Elbonian Folklore

Steve Wertz said:

Well, there is a "Contact Me" button on the web page right under
his name.

The web page does a good job of hiding the fact that he's dead ;-)

-sw

no [censored], I thought he was 95, I seen the .contact me button, lol, it's
a fantasy house on some isolated distant mountain, there is actually
no clickable Add me links. lol.
he's in that pretty little house they show.

Im crazy about his work.

Pennyaline said:

He's been dead for more than *40* years. He was 95 when he died in 1966.

lol, i seee

I had just woke up anyway, I shoulda known

however, if an art newbie shows up at his-space, wouldn't it be nice
if they had
1861-1966 or something like that?

TammyM said:

Shades of St. Bernadette. Another "incorruptible"!

TammyM

I don't know that one by name, Ill check it out.
Funny, sometimes people call him Maxwell, other times it's Maxfield

His prowess on fabrics was incredible.

I like Daybreak, and then Ecstasy

back in the day when I did art for a living, I did a mural of
Daybreak. I turned out real nice. I can't do live portraits like just
talking about it, but If I have a picture , I can duplicate it My
specialty is nudes figures.

Barry

wheat germ said:

TammyM said:

Shades of St. Bernadette. Another "incorruptible"!

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TammyM

I don't know that one by name, Ill check it out.
Funny, sometimes people call him Maxwell, other times it's Maxfield

His prowess on fabrics was incredible.

I like Daybreak, and then Ecstasy

back in the day when I did art for a living, I did a mural of
Daybreak. I turned out real nice. I can't do live portraits like just
talking about it, but If I have a picture , I can duplicate it My
specialty is nudes figures.

Barry

Googling your name again, redneck? Maybe someone mentioned you? LOL

Go get a job.