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God's Own Singer, Gram Parsons, ca. the Flying Burrito Brothers, illustrated in charcoal on paper

Visit my website, jmorrisart.com, and follow me on Instagram @johnnyrollerball John Morris An artist is a dreamer consenting to dream of the actual world. --George Santayana My love of painting dates back to my childhood, when, twice annually, my family would travel from Roanoke, Va., to Washington, D.C. for extended cultural field trips. Early epiphanies with Cezanne led to a discovery of other 19th century masters like Manet and Delacroix, and they in turn threw me back to the 16th century. I soon fell in love with the Italian Renaissance. The meeting of the sensual, the dreamlike, and the “real” in artists like Titian and Raphael opened my eyes to a realm of aesthetic possibilities. Little surprise, then, to find myself...