Father Acrylic Prints and Father Acrylic Art

A Father Encourages His Son At The Playground

Emily Flake

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New Yorker March 7, 1936

Constantin Alajalov

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Mother's Day

Chris Ware

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I Want To Be Feared As A Tyrant

Zachary Kanin

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New Yorker August 15, 1942

Perry Barlow

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Winter Delight

John Cuneo

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A Father Addresses His Son In The Doorway

Tom Cheney

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Child On Father's Shoulders

William Haefeli

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Call Me Michael

Drew Panckeri

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A Man Is Seen Crouched Over Speaking To His Son

Michael Maslin

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I Make Deals

William Hamilton

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Father Time Running A Marathon

Peter de Seve

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A Father Reads His Son A Bedtime Story

Shannon Wheeler

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Daddy Works In A Magical

David Sipress

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Well If I Can't Be A Cowboy I'll Be A Lawyer

Barbara Smaller

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A Father To His Son In A Car

William Haefeli

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Upstate

Adrian Tomine

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New Yorker November 12 1955

Perry Barlow

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Play Doh Work Doh

Ellis Rosen

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This tantrum has been powerful

Elisabeth McNair

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A Farmer Shows His Son A Barn That Is Locked

Farley Katz

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One Of You Boys Go Help Mom With The Groceries

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A Father And Son In Brooklyn Look

David Sipress

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I've Had A Long Talk With Jonah

Robert Weber

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Snowplows

Otto Steininger

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A Father And Daughter Both Walk

Mathew Stiles Davis

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Four Founding Fathers Discuss The Writing

Christopher Weyant

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A Father Speaks To His Young Son At The Dinner

William Haefeli

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A Catcher Speaks To A Baseball Player

David Sipress

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Pharaoh To Son

Frank Cotham

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A Young Boy On A Swingset To His Father

Michael Crawford

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Yale Shadow

Harry Bliss

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Remember, Son, These Are Your Tax-free Years

Bernard Schoenbaum

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A Father And Child See A Menorah-shaped Christmas

David Sipress

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Hey, Ben! We're In Maine Now. We Don't

Michael Crawford

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Your Mom's A Very Special Person

Bill Woodman

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New Yorker November 16th 1957

Perry Barlow

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A Father Speaking To His Son

Barbara Smaller

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New Yorker June 15th, 1968

Peter Arno

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New Yorker August 7, 1937

William Steig

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Easter Egg

Peter de Seve

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A Couple Look On At Their Son Who Is Dressed

Ward Sutton

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But What If A Tyrant Comes To Power And No One's

Paul Noth

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Sorry, Son. Daddy Provides Food, Clothing

Bernard Schoenbaum

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Promise Me, Son, That You'll Never Have Anything

Edward Sorel

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Could You Read The Part Where Stephen Envisions

Harry Bliss

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I've Called The Family Together To Announce That

Joseph Farris

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Father Speaks To Son As They Walk Hand In Hand

David Sipress

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Father drinks doesnt he

Robert Leighton

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A Father And His Son Are Seen Looking

Mike Twohy

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The Founding Fathers Sit Around The Constitution

David Sipress

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Save Some For Mommy

Harry Bliss

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It's Very Important That You Try

Michael Maslin

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An Older Man Is Seen Wearing A Hat Made

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I Thought That Sperm-bank Donors Remained

Nick Downes

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There Are Some Words I Will Not Tolerate In This

Edward Koren

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Jessica Has An Idea About Going To The Beach That

Mort Gerberg

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Never Mind Mentioning All Twenty-five Of Them

Chon Day

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I See Daddy's Back From The Gun Show

Robert Weber

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It Was A Time When Men Regularly Performed Great

Jack Ziegler

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Let's Review The Whole Picture

Charles Saxon

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Once Upon A Time

Donald Reilly

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A Father Speaks To A Man Under An Umbrella

Joe Dator

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The Founding Fathers Drafting The Constitution

Paul Noth

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New Yorker April 17th, 1965

Peter Arno

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A Father Reads His Daughter A Bedtime Story

Christopher Weyant

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When I Was Your Age

Will McPhail

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And Try Not To Spill Daddy's Martini

Michael Crawford

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