Longtime pop artist Peter Max has done Obama times 44, in honor of the 44th president. This large installation — 15 feet wide and 6 feet tall — incorporates two Obama photos painted 44 ways by Max in his familiar brightly colored, neo-impressionistic style. Via (Los Angeles Times)
How many more Obama’s?
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