Will Robert Crumb's return to America (beginning in October), spark a revived interest in his art?
It is purely a speculative personal opinion, but it seems that this eminent artist's return to the U.S. would arouse interest in his work here. Back "home," Robert Crumb would be more accessible and so would his work.
I would love to see him be invited to the White House. Maybe a short session in the Rose Garden, where Robert and his wife, Aline Crumb, could both do a quick sketch of President Obama. The sketches could be printed and the proceeds could go to foster Jazz or fight climate change...
My suggestion: Mr. Natural greets the President...
Product DescriptionThirty-six legendary blues musicians painted by Robert Crumb with concise biographies on reverse. Featured are such luminaries as Louis Armstrong, Bix Beiderbecke, Jellyroll Morton, King Oliver, Jack Teagarden, Earl Hines, Duke Ellington, Sidney Bechet, Thomas "Fats" Waller, Bennie Moten, Mary Lou Williams, Jimmy Noone and Benny Goodman as well as Fletcher Henderson, Joe Venuti, Alex Hill, Eddie South, Ernest & Punch Miller, Frank Trumbauer, Lammar Wright, Muggsy Sp... More >>
Early Jazz Greats Boxed Trading Card Set by R. Crumb
Jazz is an original American Art Form and there is no doubt that Robert Crumb is an Original American Artist. The French love Jazz and Robert Crumb has lived in France. Is that why the two are so associated?
Another original Artist is the Film Maker, Woody Allen, who also loves Jazz. Allen has played in a Jazz band and even toured Europe. And finally, I am an original American who enjoys Jazz, too. So what does it all mean? There is no connection that I can see.
Robert Crumb likes Jazz, played in a Jazz band, sometimes and draws artwork associated with Jazz. And that is all I need to know.
R.CRUMB & HIS CHEAP SUIT SERENADERS. Cheap Suit Special
