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#60147. gmackematix
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Which work of modern art connects Henry Ford, Charles Darwin, Albert Einstein, Titian, Guglielmo Marconi, Oliver Reed and Kierkegaard? Whose name on that line is crossed out?
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lanfranco
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Gmack, I don't have the faintest idea what this is. Both the Maven and I are baffled.
Can you offer a slight, additional hint?
Oct 24 05, 5:42 PM
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gmackematix
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Possibly part of an Underground art movement?
Oct 24 05, 8:57 PM
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gmackematix
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I'll add that the artist involved was a nominee for that prize whose eponymous painter must be a Turner in his grave.
Oct 25 05, 12:41 PM
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lanfranco
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That MUST be it, peasy. I see Daimler's name crossed out next to Ford's.
Oct 25 05, 6:06 PM
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gmackematix
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Yay Peasy! It was indeed Patterson's rendering of the Bakerloo line that connected those people.
It's a shame he couldn't find people that fitted more than one category to put at junctions.
And I might as well link to an article on the Turner Prize (which does have a link to Mr Patterson).
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turner_Prize
Oct 25 05, 7:21 PM
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