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Too Soon?
Famous / Infamous Faces 1995 - 2010
| Author: | Drew Friedman |
|---|---|
| Hardback: | 193 pages |
| Publisher: | Fantagraphics Books (2010) |
| Avg. Rating: |  [10.00/10] |
| In Print? | No |
Page 107 features a full-page reproduction of Drew's portrait "The Three Stooges & Vernon Dent." A smaller reproduction of this artwork can be found on the back cover of Bill Cassara's book "Vernon Dent: Stooge Heavy."
From the dust cover's front leaf...
"Too Soon? you ask? It's a collection of the last 15 years' worth of Drew Friedman's illustrations, caricatures and portraits lampooning the rich, the famous, the infamous, and the never-will-be-famous. Too Soon? casts its net over the entirety of the forced-smiling-celebrity/Politico congregation, political animals on one side of the aisle, showbiz beasts on the other... and the sad, innocent victims of their crimes that languish in the middle. Too Soon? is naturally replete with liver spots, wrinkles, burst capillaries, blood, sweat and tears. No one is spared, no matter which side of the aisle he or she inhabits."
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