Freedom of Speech Steve Keene Painting #65 dope the Maison Carree

the Maison Carree

Claudine Auger and Michel Duchaussoy

Ettore Manni

Printer - Piller Druck Wien VIII

Directors - William Hanna

Freedom of Speech Steve Keene Painting #65 dope the Maison CarreeInspired by Norman Rockwell's 1943 series, "The Four Freedoms," Keene produces his take. He creates an alternative scene, in his typical punk style. Called the "Assembly Line Picasso" by Time magazine, artist Steve Keene has made it his mission to democratize the contemporary art world, one mass produced, hand painted painting at at a time. Keene started his art career by working collaboratively with rock bands, designing album covers, stage sets, and