At left, Lord Hood of Avalon by Sidney Willis Hodges, circa 1860. After the jump, Matisse and Hockney.
Henri Matisse, Young Sailor I and Young Sailor II, both 1906.
David Hockney, Matelot Kevin Druez 1 and 2, created in Adobe Photoshop, 2009
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May 24, 2014
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