Fear Acrylic Prints and Fear Acrylic Art

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I Want To Be Feared As A Tyrant

Zachary Kanin

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Aphids On The Heliotrope!

George Booth

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Someone Has Just Yelled Shark! At The Beach

Benjamin Schwartz

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At The Side Of A Stretch Of Rural Road

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Yearning to Breathe Free

Barry Blitt

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New Yorker Cover June 5 1989

Ronald Searle

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New Yorker February 11th, 2008

Roz Chast

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New Yorker March 29th, 1999

Charles Barsotti

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A Father Points To A Pile Of Skulls In The Corner

Joe Dator

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New Yorker June 16th, 1951

Rea Irvin

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They Hated Me

Carolita Johnson

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Two Waving Parents Speak To Their Son Who

Robert Leighton

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Look, You Seem Nice, And I Don't Want To Hurt

Joe Dator

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Fear And Loathing About The Future

David Sipress

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New Yorker September 3rd, 2007

Roz Chast

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Worry Farm

Roz Chast

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Who's Coping With His Fear Of The Vacuum?

Chris Cater

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A Woman Speaks To Her Husband Who Is Barricading

Joe Dator

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The Image Is The Front Cover Of New Dread:

Roz Chast

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When I Can't Sleep

Drew Dernavich

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People Are Seen Walking Past A Produce Stand

W.B. Park

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A Child Going To Bed Speaks To His Parents

Barbara Smaller

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New Yorker April 24th, 2006

Kim Warp

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Yes. I Heard A Scream And A Cry For Help

William Haefeli

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Lillian Gish As The Harlot In Within The Gates

Edward Steichen

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The Icarus Story Is Just That - A Story

Victoria Roberts

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Things Not To Tell Your Kid

Roz Chast

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I'll Show You Mine

Richard Decker

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We're All Afraid Of The Monster Under Your Bed

Emily Flake

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What Obama Wrote

Peter Kuper

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Did You Wash Your Hands?

Lila Ash

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I'll Be The Headlights

Victoria Roberts

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It's The Highway For People Who Hate To Drive

Roz Chast

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New Yorker May 7 1932

William Steig

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New Yorker April 11 1959

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Not like other grizzly bears

Liana Finck

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New Yorker March 27 1954

Arthur Getz

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Bob Woodward Uncovers a Few Disgruntled Employees

Peter Kuper

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How Is Your Terror Today?

Roz Chast

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Which Would Be More Dangerous

Victoria Roberts

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I Can't Deal With Your Fear And Paranoia

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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Timothy, Success Is Nothing To Fear

Edward Koren

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A Catcher Speaks To A Baseball Player

David Sipress

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Two Cats Curl Up At Each End Of A Sofa

Drew Dernavich

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Mother Tucks Her Child Into Bed

William Haefeli

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There's Nothing To Be Afraid

Christopher Weyant

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According To An Article In The Upcoming Issue

Michael Maslin

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A Private Eye Is Sitting Behind His Desk Looking

Zachary Kanin

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A Man Cornered In An Alleyway Speaks On His Cell

Frank Cotham

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A Publisher Talks To A Prospective Client

Edward Steed

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Two Men At A Restaurant Table

Michael Crawford

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Man Sitting In His Car In The Driveway

Michael Shaw

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A Rollercoaster Passes Through A Ceo's Office

Tom Cheney

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A Man And A Woman Sharing A Bottle Of Wine

Joe Dator

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Perhaps If I Phrased The Question Differently

Frank Cotham

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How Often Have You Asked Yourselves 'who

Lee Lorenz

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Don't We Have Lighting More Intimidating Than

Drew Dernavich

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I Thought We Agreed You Were Going To Cry

Peter C. Vey

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Hey, Investor Fears Need Calming Over Here, Too

Frank Cotham

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We're Moving You From Payroll To Fear

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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New Yorker September 28th, 2009

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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I'm Not A Scaredy-cat - I'm Phobic

Barbara Smaller

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Man To Bartender

Charles Barsotti

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World Currencies Ferries Wheel

Constantin Alajalov

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