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Graham Smith
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Earlier on today, @Josh Smith, @Paul Adams and myself went down to an art exhibition on the way towards Hastings.
Now, why on earth would we want to go to an art exhibition, you may ask.
Paul Sample was the illustrator behind the Ogri cartoons of the 1970s-2000s, and during his career, Paul created just 444 artworks. About ten years ago, about 100 of the originals were discovered in a wardrobe in a spare room of his house, and a number of them were put on display at the art gallery, and have been available for sale.
I took a number of photos, and will post some here over the next couple of weeks incase anyone's interested in them.
Sadly, we were unable to find any that contained Ogri with his Norvin.
Please remember that these are my photographs of the originals - there are NO prints of the originals. We had access to the actual originals. It was quite treat - the quality of the illustrations is amazing.
Now, why on earth would we want to go to an art exhibition, you may ask.
Paul Sample was the illustrator behind the Ogri cartoons of the 1970s-2000s, and during his career, Paul created just 444 artworks. About ten years ago, about 100 of the originals were discovered in a wardrobe in a spare room of his house, and a number of them were put on display at the art gallery, and have been available for sale.
I took a number of photos, and will post some here over the next couple of weeks incase anyone's interested in them.
Sadly, we were unable to find any that contained Ogri with his Norvin.
Please remember that these are my photographs of the originals - there are NO prints of the originals. We had access to the actual originals. It was quite treat - the quality of the illustrations is amazing.
Ogri - Wikipedia
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