| Los Angeles, California native John Wesley moved to New York in
1960. He became prominent in the early sixties creating images of
traditional emblems, historical figures, comic book personalities,
animals, sexy women, athletes and showgirls into surreal daydreams.
Wesley is known for his pastel palette, his use of painted "frames"
within his pictures, his early emblem paintings, his cartoon Bumstead
paintings, and "ultimately for his representations of an inner erotic
voyage where w (showing 500 of 1896 characters). |
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