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Another Ziegfeld Follie, mixed media, 3″ x 6″
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Artist- Ted Giffin - Musician 
You’re on a roll, Ted. These fall somewhere between Degas and Toulouse-Lautrec
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Finally I am in the groove! What a strange mess for me to be both of them. Degas, awesome comparison. He was part of the leaping off point, jumping off point into Modernity.
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I hope you see where I’m coming from
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I definitely see it. Of course, I have always been aware of Degas. It was not until recently, that upon someone else making that comparison, did I dive in to find out his history and see his work. The main parallel, is that he abandoned, paint, not the use of color. We both use oil crayons. I use anything I can get my hands on..Thank you, that is a high compliment!
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If the cap fits…
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Always good to have a wide variety of hats….
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snap brim trilby person, myself
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I have a porkpie, a fedora, a stetson, tons of others..
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Hats make the man. I don’t necessarily agree with it but I can relate to and understand it
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Hats provide cover for my perpetual bad hair days.
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ted, I’ve used your Paris, 1928 image as the illustration of a story I’ve reposted from the Paris Review about Albert Camus’s notebooks. There is a suitable credit, so I hope you don’t mind. If you do I can take it down.
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Thank You! I am honored! I do not mind at all! 🙂
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