David Bowie - Starman (1972)

[IcyPeas]

[JohnnyRingo]

1. My favorite Bowie era

I believe "5 Years" is on that LP too.

Did I just find a fellow Peter Max fan?

[IcyPeas]

2. oh wow, yes I love Peter Max

what's not to love with his colorful psychedelic cosmic art with messages of Love and care for the earth.☮️

p.s. I hope you are well.

[JohnnyRingo]

3. Incredibly, he's still around.

It's incredible because I'm 68 and he was popular when I was in school. I made this avatar I use here about ten years ago. I could probably dig up the software and make one for you if you have a favorite work that he did.

My liver doctor has a signed print of the Cleveland skyline that I examine every time he examines me. It's not unlike this NYC print you posted.

[IcyPeas]

4. he is still around, but

suffering from dementia according to wikipedia. shame. I hope he is still seeing lots of colors in his minds eye.

(thank you for that kind offer. I could probably do it with some online avatar doohickey making site)

is this the print? Must be a groovy liver doctor. There are some reasonably priced prints on his website. I've been tempted, but I don't really have money like that.

[JohnnyRingo]

5. I think that is indeed the image

I'm not sure about the colors, but he often painted different versions of a single theme.

I too have looked over his collection of prints, but they're priced just beyond what I would spend. But then too, I always lamented passing on an original Gracie Slick painting that was hanging in a Cleveland gallery for $350 in the mid '90s. Seemed like a lot back then. I don't think I liked the painting so it would just be buying the bragging rights.

I didn't pass up on the next rock artifact I found. "Running Horse", a pen and ink original by Phil Hartman (SNL, Futurama) when he lived in Canada, was used for the Poco album Legend. It hung in Hartman's office until his wife shot him.

19 simple lines signed and autographed by the band in pencil:

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