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Ken Fresquez
Apr 13, 1999, 3:00:00 AM4/13/99
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A website has some surreal art:
http://home.earthlink.net/~kenocom
This fellow was doing surreal art in the 1970's in Milpitas, California
as well as participating in the Sequel to the Movie "The Milpitas
Monster". He is known for the famous little known
painting " Latrines In The Desert" last known in the possession of
ownership with Nadine Leichter and another Pen & Ink titled " Moe People
From The Planet Day" owned by another individual who lived in Missoula
Montana once. He did some Urban Car drawings that were given to a family
in Utah. He did a series of comics with "body-less" characters in the
early seventies that included the renditions of the Original San
Francisco Channel 7 TV News Team Van Amburg, Jerry Jenson, Peter
Giddings who recently left Channel 7, and John o'Rielly(?). This artist
is back to haunt peoples humor bone. Thanks to the technology of the
Internet.
More to come soon.
Anyone knowing this artist should email him at the email:
ken...@earthlink.net
Thanks
KF
http://home.earthlink.net/~kenocom
This fellow was doing surreal art in the 1970's in Milpitas, California
as well as participating in the Sequel to the Movie "The Milpitas
Monster". He is known for the famous little known
painting " Latrines In The Desert" last known in the possession of
ownership with Nadine Leichter and another Pen & Ink titled " Moe People
From The Planet Day" owned by another individual who lived in Missoula
Montana once. He did some Urban Car drawings that were given to a family
in Utah. He did a series of comics with "body-less" characters in the
early seventies that included the renditions of the Original San
Francisco Channel 7 TV News Team Van Amburg, Jerry Jenson, Peter
Giddings who recently left Channel 7, and John o'Rielly(?). This artist
is back to haunt peoples humor bone. Thanks to the technology of the
Internet.
More to come soon.
Anyone knowing this artist should email him at the email:
ken...@earthlink.net
Thanks
KF
PK
Apr 14, 1999, 3:00:00 AM4/14/99
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Ken Fresquez wrote:
> A website has some surreal art: [...]
> This fellow was doing surreal art in the 1970's in Milpitas,
> California [...]
> A website has some surreal art: [...]
> This fellow was doing surreal art in the 1970's in Milpitas,
But isn't "this fellow" you?
#Paul
Ken Fresquez
Apr 14, 1999, 3:00:00 AM4/14/99
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PK wrote:
That's a real possibility, friend.
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Ken Fresquez
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