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Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

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Stanley Spencer (1891-1959)

The Garage, 1929

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Reg Mombassa (b. 1951)

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Kerry James Marshall (b.1955) Better Homes, Better Gardens, 1994

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Kerry James Marshall (b.1955)

Our Town, 1995

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Kerry James Marshall (b.1955)

Souvenir II , 1997

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David Sandlin (b.1956)

Scans from ‘Land Of 1000 Beers’ , 1988

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Gary Panter (b.1950), Jimbo painting

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Gary Panter (b.1950), Smulkin (sketchbook page), 1999

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Gary Panter's iconic logo for cult L.A punk band The Screamers, 1978

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James Ensor (1860-1949), Christ's Entry Into Brussels in 1889, (1888)

Joel Pelletier (b.1961), Christ’s Entry Into Washington in 2008, (2004)

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Yves Chaland (1957-1990)

Poster, mid 80s

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Frank H. Netter (1906-1991)

Netter is the Norman Rockwell of Medical Illustration.

“Dr. Netter's contribution to the study of human anatomy is epochal. He has advanced our understanding of anatomy more than any other medical illustrator since the 16th century, when Vesalius introduced drawings based on cadaveric dissections.” - Dr Michael Debakey

Unlike most sterile medical illustration, Netter aimed to include the human element in his pictures. His characters are real, they cry and they sweat and show emotion through the blood and disfigurement. Netter was as much about the psychology of the human condition as he was about accurate anatomy. 

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Various paintings found in thrift stores during the late 80s by the artist Jim Shaw (b.1952)

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Noel Sickles (1910-1982) 

Sickles was an American illustrator / cartoonist noted for his cinematic compositions and brisk use of line. He stands out from other cartoonists of the 40s & 50s because of his skilled draughtsmanship and non flashy approach to drawing.  

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‘Face’ (1990) written & narrated by Steven Jesse Bernstein (1950-1991) Comic illustrated by Madame Talbot 1990 

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Autodrome, 67 x 52,5 cm, pyrography on plywood, coloured with wood stains, 2015

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Jarmila Mitríková & Dávid Demjanovič, ‘Autodrome’, 2015