Frazz by Jef Mallett for August 03, 2008
August 02, 2008
August 04, 2008
Transcript:
Caulfield: You know Norman Rockwell's paintings? Frazz: Love Norman Rockwell. Caulfield: Yeah. But did you ever notice there's hardly ever anyone like me in his pictures? Frazz: I guess those were different times. Caulfield: If they had brown paint in the renaissance, they had brown paint in the 1950s. Frazz: Oh. I thought you meant the Gnarls Barkley t-shirt.
Caleb Peiffer almost 10 years ago
Mallett has class.
No New Wars almost 10 years ago
What about The Problem We All Live With ?
Busker Jim over 8 years ago
Rockwell was, first and foremost, a commercial artist, and yes, those were indeed different times. As Billy Joel said, “The good old days weren’t always good…”
Keep on keepin' on over 8 years ago
Just did some quick reading; turns out Rockwell was not happy at the “Post”, and left specifically to be able to do political works like “The Problem We All Live With”, among others.
eric_harris_76 5 months ago
White people are generic, usually.
Generic people don’t invite hunts for wicked subtext that doesn’t exist, and related actions.
This also explains the multi-ethnic criminal gangs on TV cop shows.