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Published: 2005-09-24 10:11:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 2198; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 73
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This had been submitted into group: Hamlet-The-Play: [link]
Is that alright with you?
Thanks so much!
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Dei cerca de 20 quadros para a campanha do Betinho contra a fome, em 94, fizeram uma mostra deles aqui em JoΓ£o Pessoa e no interior da ParaΓba e nunca me prestaram contas de que fim levaram as telas. Sequer sei se foram vendidas, mesmo, apesar de minhas reclamaçáes.
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uau! 
mas isso tah iguala uma foto, kra! BD
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HAMLETHAMLETHAMLETHAMLETHAMLETHAMLET
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HAMLETHAMLETHAMLETHAMLETHAMLETHAMLET
*HAS A CEIZURE*
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Wonderfull! The expression is just gorgeous. The eyes..the furrowed brow..it's refreshing to see art like this again.
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nice peice mate. you should post a better rez image of this great work. also, be sure to swing by and check out my work if you have time.....
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You have a absolutely wonderful art, my friend. Congratulations.
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Lost paintings? Ouch, that's got to hurt. I lost a couple of pieces a long time ago and I still wonder where they went. For some reason my art stays with me, can't seem to let go of it. I guess it means too much to me.
Anyway, good work on this one and it's a shame you lost it. Very intense in a 70's laid back kind of way.
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wow, what sort of paint did u use? its looks so pretty =^^=
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How come I never got around that one?! It's really strong technically and in composition!
Congrats again my friend,
Me haces falta!
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You lost this painting..?? That's such a shame...
It's beautyfull.., very..
C.
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Beautiful work. Emotions radiate from the eyes and I find myself looking twice to make sure this is indeed just a painting. I almost want to look at my hands and say "out out damn spot"
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I really wish you could find those paintings
It seems beautiful from this sight, i can imagine in reality.
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Such intensity in the eyes. A very powerful use of lost edges.
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I just adore the details in this - what big eyes he has aswell ^^, yet again - a shame they are lost.
Have you any Julius Ceaser? That is my next assignment in the way of Shakespeare
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Of curse I have a Julius Caesar. Look for him in my gallery.
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I just went to see him ^_^ i canl believe I forgot about it actually. I do believe it is time I went on a pilgrimage though your gallery again, my friend. I really miss my computer and I can;t wait to up date my own galleria. I've a big sketchbook full of ideas waiting to be shown 
I just hope Julius Ceaser tuirn sout to be a good play - or at least better than bloody Macbeth! That drove me up the wall. So far though, it's proven to be no better a story. Oh woe is me...
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Your words are so... shakespearean!!!...
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Lol ^_^ oh that made me laugh sir! ...my fvourite line "I'm a cobbler sir" op: "Yes, but what is your proffesion?" ^_^ that was a laugh too ^_^
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Ditto to all of the above comments. Just a great painting. I have added to my favorites!
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Thank you, my friend, for your kind words
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Dark and light, you are such a master. I love this portrait.
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so lovely! Is it in reference to Mel Gibson as Hamlet?
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Oh, yes. Did you see the ZeffirelliΒ΄s "Hamlet"?
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I believe so! I love your painting though..that contrast and coming out of the darkness...very effective
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This reminds me of Mel Gibson when he played the role of Hamlet. A very fine painting.
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Yes, the reference is correct. In spite of he was not a good Hamlet. Lawrence Olivier is, yet, the best. Better than Branagh include in "Henry V"
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I really hope that sometime you will consider putting up somewhere I real high defintion of one of your paintings, Id love tosee some of your brush strokes up close. I adore how you captured his emotion.
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Oh, you canΒ΄t to see my brush strokes, because they are invisible. I saw peoples, in my exhibitions, trying to take off images of my paintings with the nails, thinking that they are photos of magazinesΒ΄cover, collages.
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Thank you for the comment and fav
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these eyes, the light on the face, just, beautyful!
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