“The Game of Billiards” (1869) by Charles Edouard Boutibonne (1816-1897).
“Hey, check out this sweet move I learned from that guy I hooked up with at the Kappa Sigma party last weekend. Ohhhh, behind the back! Pass me another shooter, would you?”
lady with the rose (detail) - john singer sargent
“No, seriously, are you almost fucking done? Because this is super boring and my arm is way tired. Listen, I gotta go, don’t call me.”
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Doodles of Jack and Pitch with Chris and Jude’s faces.
What have I done…
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“The Artist’s Ladies” (1883-1885) by James Tissot (1836-1902).
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so my roommate melissa works part-time at a thrift shop pricing donations and she happened to come across this gem
and bought it for me because she is a good friend
it’s signed, framed and dated 1976
this is framed ot3 fanart from 1976
it is now hanging on the wall in our living room for everyone to see
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“An Afternoon Idyll” (1874) by Auguste Toulmouche (1829-1910).
GPOY (or aspirations thereunto)
the latest in the lois-gets-her-art-stolen chronicles: a chilean publisher has decided to take this artwork, drag it through photoshop hell, and use it as a cover for this book, obviously without permission or compensation of any kind. not only is it copyright infringement but making book covers this ugly should be outlawed too.
anyways, i went through this before when i found my art printed on sweaters in south korea. i talked to a few different lawyers at the time, who told me that i needed a lawyer in the actual country that the theft was taking place. sending threatening letters from the netherlands just wasn’t the way to be taken seriously or get things solved. because i never found out who was making those korean sweaters, i decided to give up fighting after they were removed from the korean web-shops - it just wasn’t worth the money i would have to invest in pursuing it.
however, this time around i actually do know who the thief is (Puerto de Escape in Chile) and i intend to go after them. however, i need someone who is familiar with chilean law and ideally could hook me up with a lawyer in chile to help me out and give advice. i could also use advice from anyone familiar with these situations and how they can be resolved. if you guys could spread the word and e-mail me at loishh@gmail.com with any information, that would help me SO much! thanks a ton for reading!!
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