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JAMES ROSENQUIST “MOON BEAM MISTAKEN FOR THE NEWS" 1971

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JAMES ROSENQUIST “MOON BEAM MISTAKEN FOR THE NEWS" 1971James Rosenquist (1933 2017) was one of the most important contributors to American Pop Art. Shortly after moving to New York City in the 1950s to study fine art, Rosenquist became a commercial painter working on advertising billboards. He worked with dedication as a commercial painter for three years a time which acted as both the technical training and inspiration for his aesthetic as an artist. In the early 1960's, Rosenquist began exhibiting
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Great value dress shoes with nice detailing
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I bought these black dress shoes for an occasional formal wear, and overall I’m quite pleased with them for the price. Fit & Comfort: The size is accurate (true to size for me). They fit well right out of the box with no major break-in period needed. The pointed toe is a bit more tapered/narrow than I usually prefer, but it’s stylish and not uncomfortably tight. The main downside is the thin padding/insoles — they’re a little firm underfoot. However, this is an easy fix; I’ve already swapped them for better aftermarket insoles and the comfort improved significantly. Quality & Appearance: The quality is solid for the money. The faux leather has a nice shine, and the crocodile-embossed pattern on the toe cap and sides looks sharp and premium in person (see my photos). Stitching is clean, the sole has decent tread for a dress shoe, and they feel sturdy. No loose threads or cheap-feeling construction. They’ve held up well so far after several wears. Value: Excellent bang for the buck. They look much more expensive than they cost and are a solid choice if you’re looking for stylish dress shoes without spending a fortune. Would recommend, especially if you plan to add your own insoles. Perfect for office, weddings, or events where you want to look polished.
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Shoes appear cheap. Material looks and feels like plastic. I could get better quality from Walmart
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