Friday, December 24, 2004
Art experts were amazed by the recent discovery of a long-lost masterpiece by Wayne. Wayne, who's experimental and profound work spanned the 20th and 21st centuries, is best known for his dramatic murals, "Llamas going to the bathroom."
Art historians are calling the Christmas Eve discovery of the fabled "Homer runs from llamas" the most important archaeological find of the millenia. The work was made during Wayne's 'Muah' phase, right before the infamous urinal incident. The re-discovery leaves experts breathless, wondering what other long-lost artworks are just waiting to be found on forgotten hard drives, buried in old spider-filled caves.
Homer running from llamas, by Wayne.
Thank you Wayne for making me smile with your artwork and the cute Miso Pretty present. A big smooch to you and to the other nice bloggers who I have met in person or via computer in 2004.
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Art historians are calling the Christmas Eve discovery of the fabled "Homer runs from llamas" the most important archaeological find of the millenia. The work was made during Wayne's 'Muah' phase, right before the infamous urinal incident. The re-discovery leaves experts breathless, wondering what other long-lost artworks are just waiting to be found on forgotten hard drives, buried in old spider-filled caves.
Homer running from llamas, by Wayne.
Thank you Wayne for making me smile with your artwork and the cute Miso Pretty present. A big smooch to you and to the other nice bloggers who I have met in person or via computer in 2004.
