Sorry about the strange title. That is how one pronounces "art" in Massachusetts. We drop the "r" sounds that are sent down to Texas, and put into words like "wash."
Sports have never been a player when it comes to being the subject of great art. I dug around a bit, and this is what I came up with:
Jockeys Before A Race, Edgar Degas
The Fisherman, George Bellows
Bullfight, Pablo Picasso (although only five foot three, girls could not resist his stare...subsequently, Pablo Picasso was never called an asso'...)
Munich Olympics Poster, Jacob Lawerence
Bottom Of The Sixth, Norman Rockwell (Mickey Mantle later did his work, The Bottom Of The Fifth, as a sort of tribute)
5 comments:
Hey, thanks for visiting my blog! I'm not much into sports, but I will try to get back to yours whenever you update! I do like the previous post though, with term paper topics. Very funny!
Gina :~)
This blog is a nice touch, I thought of Rockwell at the beginning, then you mentioned him at the end, but no pic.
LOL, shame on you Monponsett ;>)
The error has been fixed, and Rockwell is duly represented.
Art represents life, sports life too~ I just love Jockeys Before A Race, Edgar Degas
Keep you chin up, Great journal ~ creative ~ Good luck~
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