robot|satan|supermarine|Moissonneuse, Brian Manning, Dublin/Wicklow, Ireland

You Put One Foot In, You Take One Foot Out, oil on canvas board, 20x16

Absent Friends, oil on paper, 8x12

'Moissonneuse' by William Adolphe Bouguereau, Oil on canvas board, 12x8

Big B, oil on canvas board, 30x20

Supermarine, oil on paper, 12x18

Hello Satan, oil on canvas, 24x18

Da Ding Ding, oil, 16x32

Reflections

Here Comes Tobor, oil, 24x18

Sillhou-rob-ette, oil, 20x12

Robot Love, oil, 20x12

Hey Paul!, Acrylic on Canvas, 14 x 20 Inch

That's me Ma [2], Oil , 14x20

Faulty Towers, Oil on canvas, 30x40

Outside Dave's House, Oil, 15x22

Kate Bush, Acrylic on wood, 18x25

On Patrol AD2220, Oil, small

Kaisin's Great Grandfather, Oil, 14x20

Outside Mary's, Oil, 18x18

Man-Well, Acrylic, 14x20

Morning Devil, Oil, 15x20

That's me Da, Oil, 15x20

2 Angels sleeping, Acrylic, 26x36

About Artist Brian Manning

Brian Manning was born in Sandymount and currently resides in Bray, Co. Wicklow.
'Relections' the original by William Orpen is on display in the Hugh Lane gallery but I could not find even one image of it on the internet so my lacklustre version will have to suffice.
'Here Comes Tobor' is painted from a still in one of the Terminator movies. Stan Winston was the special effects creator of the robot. In the 1950's there was a tv show called Here Comes Tobor. Tobor is Robot backwards.
'Sillhou-rob-ette' and "Robot Love" are Daft Punk tributes.
'Da Ding Ding' is Mandarin for Big Bum. In the hip-hop video scene there is are video models/dancers. A sub-genre of these video-vixens as they are called cultivate their gluteous regions to develop their shake. Some resort to plastic implants. This is hilarious to me. This is the first in a series of paintings.
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