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    Jackson's Superhuman Art Collection Uncovered

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    Post by TheWayHeMadeMeFeel Thu Dec 10, 2009 2:24 pm

    JACKSON'S SUPERHUMAN ART COLLECTION UNCOVERED

    MICHAEL JACKSON's private art collection starring the late pop legend as superheroes and historical figures has been revealed in a new book.

    Artist David Nordahl was commissioned by the Thriller hitmaker to paint hundreds of works depicting Jackson in an idealised light, according to a new book including the works, Michael Jackson Opus: The Ultimate Celebration of an Icon.

    Nordahl made Jackson a Peter Pan-like figure in one painting, called The Storyteller, and even added his pop star sister Janet to the lower-left foreground in the shape of a fairy.
    A 1999 oil-on-canvas image depicts Jackson in the same pose as Michelangelo's statue of David, shirtless and surrounded by male cherubs. The singer is also shown as King Arthur, a superhero, and an angel in other works.

    Nordahl explains, "He thought it was great with a little 'tongue-in-cheek' flavour."

    Nordahl reportedly earned $150,000 (£93,650) for his largest canvases.


    source: http://www.contactmusic.com/news.nsf/story/jacksons-superhuman-art-collection-uncovered_1124859

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