
"Ed Ruscha Monument"
Kent Twitchell
1978-1987 Acrylic
"(The Ed Ruscha mural) has always been such a popular piece in the art world and in Los Angeles. I had no idea it was in danger in any way," he said. "It was sort of my 'Mona Lisa'; I worked on it for nine years."
-Kent Twitchell

"Ed Ruscha Monument"
Kent Twitchell
(painted over - June 2, 2006)

Ed Ruscha in a brooding Firestarter pose. Do they really want to mess with this man's portrait?
2 comments:
Oh, gosh. I hadn't seen the "after" photo. Now I'm even sadder. Doesn't the world have enough banal beige walls?
He's as hot as ever.
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