Warhol Meets Smiling Bob
This beautiful work of art is entitled "Andy Warhol Meets Smiling Bob" and seems to have been signed by none other than the legendary Norman Rockwell. It is done in the style so familiar with Rockwell's covers for The Saturday Evening Post during the 20th century. The style is known as Rockwellesque.
Though Rockwell was very prolific, and produced over 4000 original works, this information about his being the artist cannot be correct, as he passed on in 1978. Smiling Bob, made famous from his appearance in the (all-too-familiar) Enzyte television commercials, is the subject of the painting. He was probably still riding a tricycle when Rockwell passed away.
Furthermore, though the subject painting is done in Andy Warhol's iconic style, similar to his famous painting of Marilyn Monroe, he passed on in 1987. This is probably when Smiling Bob was asking his father about the function of reproductive organs.
Therefore it must be assumed that this work of art is a complete fraud.
And that's funny, because there are some state and federal government agencies saying the same thing about Enzyte!
Though Rockwell was very prolific, and produced over 4000 original works, this information about his being the artist cannot be correct, as he passed on in 1978. Smiling Bob, made famous from his appearance in the (all-too-familiar) Enzyte television commercials, is the subject of the painting. He was probably still riding a tricycle when Rockwell passed away.
Furthermore, though the subject painting is done in Andy Warhol's iconic style, similar to his famous painting of Marilyn Monroe, he passed on in 1987. This is probably when Smiling Bob was asking his father about the function of reproductive organs.
Therefore it must be assumed that this work of art is a complete fraud.
And that's funny, because there are some state and federal government agencies saying the same thing about Enzyte!
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very nice.
 
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I like Warhol. Did you know he was born in Slovakia ;)
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I think that someone was having a "spoof'in good time" with this...lol
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A wonderful and witty parody, yes, and a bit of a double entendre here as well, when one considers the word fraud.
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I think it would be even better if the guy in front wore a raincoat
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A raincoat? How do you know that he isn't unzipped?
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I guess I gave him the benefit of the doubt...I don't know what came over me
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Yes, very Rockwellesque. I wonder what the man was thinking as he stared at the painting.
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WWWD = what would warhol do .
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