That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for February 28, 2012

By golly that IS Art Garfunkel on the right! That French guy sure can draw!

…and then we can share a little cottage in Connecticut.

If you see this, I’m back!!! Thanks to everyone who helped. Special thanks to @Dogsniff for all his assistance, especially for letting @SusanSunshine post your e-mail address.The biggest frustration was seeing @vldazzle‘s comments about missing my posts when they had been posted all along. Maybe she’ll read her Webshots.com messages sometime. :)Before Dogsniff alerted you to my banning, I had posted to the earlier days of this strip, but because the profile page is limited to 10, the earlier ones weren’t available to you. If you’re interested, I also added posts descriptive posts to the Vermeer paintings.Also, the new ID Comment is now visible here, in case you were doubting I used a different account. I will be deleting the Comment at week’s end.

Slow down, you’re movin’ too fast …

The duo’s controversial anti-War of 1812 stance led to their breakup after the 1819 tour.

Enlarged (click to enlarge more) available from here (last View All Sizes under image). Painting discussed here. Second time that, one of the 10 works by this artist that have, so far, appeared in Mr. Melcher’s blog, have also appeared here.

Such lovely boys….shame they never married. (I’m not talking about S & G).

Welcome back from me also, mabrndt.

Now we have to hope the “powers” that be reconsider Gweedo’s exclusion.

“Give me more liberty bell, or give me death!”

I guess chat rooms really are dead

I hate Frodo/Samwise slash. They always have to bring in Gollum and his “precious” to make it tawdry.

…such nice boys…

“And here’s to you. Mrs. Washington….”

Parsley, sage rosemary and boiled eels.

Their big hit: “Le Chanson de Pont Cinquante-neuvième.”

That’s not Patrick Henry – it’s Dustin Hoffman!!

Literal LOL

Here is another work by this artist.

This strip is repeated here.