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A part of the “sad-eyed girl” ouvre, these two go-go girls border on expressionless. Are they vapid? Are they under some form of mind-control? Did they sell their souls for rock and roll?
This beauty is by “Lee” and is about 2 feet tall.
Categories: Art, Certifikitsch Winners, Dance, Fashion, Go-go, Music, Paintings, Submissions
Allee Willis Museum of Kitsch
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As soon as anything’s from the ’60s and involves music but wasn’t created by someone who was actually making music there’s a great possibility for a high K. factor. The whole big eyed Keane thing always freaked me out because everyone had that ‘aliens in mourning’ look. But I myself would’ve bought this one for all the 60s fads crammed into this painting.
Here’s what works for me in Lee’s masterpiece: A) the acoustic guitar, B) the go-go boots, C) the T-strap shoes, D) the ironed flat hairdos, E) the single big dangle earring, F) the fashionable dresses. My absolute favorite aspects however are G) what’s that happening on the guitar player’s strumming hand?- is that a black worm crawling between her fingers? and H) what’s that blotch on her knee? A massive mole? A designer Band-Aid? A water stain on the painting?
Is this for sale?
I had one of these as a girl growing up. My best friend was going to be the guitarist and I the dancer. I would lay and dream of adventures each night before going to bed. I can tell that the painting has been damaged, but wouldn’t be wonderful to have it restored…most folks wouldn’t think it worth it, but this picture has very special meaning to me. My mom sold mine at a garage sale many years ago.
oh – an one last thing – if you look close her other earring is behind her shoulder. Do you really have this painting?
These come up for sale every now again on eBay so you should look there. Even though this isn’t a Keane I’d enter that as a keyword as that’s how people describe these. I used to own this too.
Thanks for the direction about Ebay. Nice to know someone else appreciates this.
A lot of people do. This is a pretty well known painting and print from the 60′s.