Learning from Norman Rockwell (with abstract alone on second page)

[Caesar]

I independently had the same reference master than Pat here, an inspiration recently ignited by Eighty+.
I obviously didn't select a romantic one though and I would have rather painted the funny one entitled Framed if I only had found a decent picture of it on the web ...
I didn't push with size and layers (also for limited PC power) to get a boringly longer and perfect copy, neither I traced it. I got a great lesson anyway I enjoyed.
I hope You like it.

[eighty+]

Hail O Caesar O Mighty One Looks Fab I haven't seen that one before

not in my little book , I might do some more later but at the moment

I've gone bonker's on our Chinese friend Zhang ok SLAINTE

[Margi]

hahaha i like this!

[Caesar]

Thank You, O Old Artrage Painters Patriarch! I guess Zhang is our "quickbrush" Zang in here (I presume Zhang is the surame of about a million painter in China). Are You following some sort of course by him? I'd like too ... Since You speak perfectly Italian, but You write it a little less perfectly , after decripting our greetings, I wouild provide herein the common spelling: CIAO and SALUTI ...

Right, dear Margi. Norman Rockwell did have a quite fine sense of humour. Thank You!

[eighty+]

Hail O Caesar O Mighty One Ha Ha Ha. S LAINTE. Is Irish meaning good

Health as I was told ? I hope they wer'nt pulling my leg. . Chio

[Alexandra]

Wow, amazing.....great work Cesare!

[limey-g]

Nice job Caesar, love how you did the creases in his pants.
Geoff

[gxhpainter2]

a marvelous work..the grey suit, panama hat and umbrella are perfect... and the abstract is WILD!... very funny.

[kenmo]

Jaw dropping good... Nice tribute my friend...very nice indeed....

[chinapete]

Nowhere is "panta rei" more visible than in that abstract on the wall you've painted, caro Cesare ...
:-)