Freedom of Speech 2013 parody jpeg...laugh to keep from crying..How far we have fallen...

[Lefty Nast]

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[snappyturtle]

1. This is one of four paintings done by Rockwell in 1943. To view:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_Speech_(painting)

[Lefty Nast]

2. thanks for adding the link snappy

snappy, thanks for adding the link to the original. It is a nice touch. Rockwell was one of my heroes. One of the first autobiographies of artists I ever read was the one by him. Best--

[snappyturtle]

4. You're so welcome...I just happened to be familiar with the series and thought

others might enjoy looking at the other three.

Rockwell is one of my favorites too...really captured the life and times of his era.

Welcome to DU!

[midnight]

3. Could our homes,computers,phones be considered free speech zones for the sake of some privacy?..

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[olson]

5. trying to contact Lefty Nast for permission to reproduce Freedom of Speech parody

I am trying to contact Lefty Nast to get permission to reproduce the Free Speech 2013 parody for an entry of a museum book for a Norman Rockwell museum exhibit that will travel internationally. I would also like to see the parody included in the museum exhibit, if possible. But I need to be able to reach Lefty Nast to secure the appropriate permissions. Please contact me at: Lester Olson, University of Pittsburgh, at email [email protected] soon. The book is in close to final copy edit form and needs to be completed soon.
Thanks, in advance, for any help with this request.

[TexasTowelie]

6. Hasn't posted since 2013 and only has 61 posts so I doubt that they are around.