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Simon & Garfunkel-inspired 'Mrs. Robinson' Art Print Propaganda with terrific art by Robert

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with terrific art by Robert McGinnis

This poster for 'A Letter to Elise' by The Cure is a request from one of my best customers

the lyrics are oblique

which describes most of Sloan's oeuvre

being a cover for Robert Heinlein's 'The Man Who Sold The Moon' - although apparently the title reference doesn't extend to the meaning of the song via lyrics

Simon & Garfunkel-inspired 'Mrs. Robinson' Art Print Propaganda with terrific art by RobertThe story behind the song 'Mrs. Robinson' is too funny. Simon and Garfunkel reluctantly offered it to the director of The Graduate, Mike Nichols, after he rejected other songs they wrote specifically for the movie; 'Mrs. Robinson' went on to be one of their greatest hits. In 1992 it was covered by The Lemonheads, which was really my generation (X)'s introduction to the song, but Evan Dando and The Lemonheads hated the song, Paul Simon hated their

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