Top section of untitled three-tiered tempera and pencil, from sketchbook, ca. early 1950s. The two lower tiers, using the same color palette, are no less comically inscrutable.
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The High Fidelity Art of Jim Flora (Fantagraphics, 2013)
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The Mischievous Art of Jim Flora
(Fantagraphics, 2004)
Self-Portrait (ca. 1947)
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I love Jim Flora's work and am glad to find this blog. I just posted on my blog about Jim Flora. If you would like to see go to http://dameling.blogspot.com
He had all this art inside and it had to get out. Could you imagine having stuff like this in your head and not being able to express it? That would be my definition of insane!
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