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The Will of The People
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Still-Life?
I felt it was past time for a big exhibition in 2011, and decided
to set plans in motion. I was making good progress on what I
consider to be my masterpiece, "Still-Life?" and felt I could
finish it in time for the show. The show turned out to be such
an extravaganza, I didn't manage to get it finished. I showed it
anyway. I was looking forward to a break after the exhibition,
but with in a week, "The Occupy Movement" began. The
media was over-run with the question, "What do they want?" It
seemed very plain to me, they wanted what most reasonable
Americans want. That's what inspired, "The Will of The
People" and I didn't want to wait one minute to start it.
to set plans in motion. I was making good progress on what I
consider to be my masterpiece, "Still-Life?" and felt I could
finish it in time for the show. The show turned out to be such
an extravaganza, I didn't manage to get it finished. I showed it
anyway. I was looking forward to a break after the exhibition,
but with in a week, "The Occupy Movement" began. The
media was over-run with the question, "What do they want?" It
seemed very plain to me, they wanted what most reasonable
Americans want. That's what inspired, "The Will of The
People" and I didn't want to wait one minute to start it.