I love Oscar Wilde, great page

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Art so thick, you can stand a fork in it

[link] here is Barry Windsor-Smith's "head of the Baptist"

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Art so thick, you can stand a fork in it

i love him too,thank you,but this is a page of pure crap jokes based on his beautiful work.
thank you and sorry by this page^^

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wow,what a beautiful vision from mr Windsor Smith!!thank you!!!

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do not worry, i can't read it anyways haha and I'm sure Oscar would be proud to be lampooned by an artist of your great talent

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Art so thick, you can stand a fork in it

I love to share

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Art so thick, you can stand a fork in it

... wow, I'd be tempted to kill people for Salome there too. XD She's most seductive.

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It's that terrifying place where loneliness itself will make her forget how to smile...

i never say i feel proud of this fooly page.is not my vision of salome, is just the vision if it was told like shit by a fucking asshole.the title advices:tod like the asshole.
oscar wilde is a great master.his dignity is safe and out of reach of this kind of jokes.
when we nk artists take the train to tell our favourite tales like a asshole idiot on one page,we assume that the results will not of our agree,but, this is the idea.not a simply bad version, just a bad way to tell the stories we love deeply and honestly.
if salome was developed by tv screenplayers of my country,i know that the result will be really nasty,compared with this fooly and accidental revision of the way that the vulgar culture of my country understands everything we love and respect.

in other words:this is a page of critic against the vulgarity of my country, not against master wilde,of course.

and on words of aubrey beardsley for under the hill :the artist is not only looking for obscenity or lust or morbid interest on certain disturbing themes, this is just a optical lens that allows us to see our own faults and prejudices about nature.

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