Tanguy
1963? Pencil sketch, nondream improv, c. 7x9", by Chris Wayan.
This is one of my earliest surviving pictures. I was nine, I think.
In case you're looking for a guy with a tan... Yves Tanguy was a sailor who taught himself how to paint, did eerie alien landscapes, and joined the Surrealists. I was exposed to him early: a science fiction publisher used Tanguy and Kay Sage paintings as paperback covers, and when I saw them, I immediately set out to master abstract surrealism--well before age ten.
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