The Grateful Dead
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Want to decorate your home with some collectible Grateful Dead posters?
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Fine Art America known for its wide array of home decor, lifestyle pieces, tech, stationery and more has more than 3,000 Grateful Dead-themed wall art pieces, ranging from creative prints to classic posters.
Artist Mentioned Few jam bands have achieved a status as legendary as the Grateful Dead, the site reads. Led by the late Jerry Garcia, the Dead inspired an incredibly passionate fanbase, known as Deadheads, who would follow the band all over to see their celebrated live shows. With this art, you can let people know just how much you love the Grateful Dead and their unforgettable music.
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People are of the view that the poster of
Raqs-e-Bismil is a rip-off of Greg Olsen’s
Forgiven. The poster features the main character Moosa (Imran Ashraf) in his pure white suit while Zohra (Sarah Khan) sits at his feet with eyes downcast. An open door can be seen in the background, giving us a view of stone walls and stairs, trees, and distant houses.
Raqs-e-Bismil’s poster
Now take a look at this painting by Greg Olsen. Titled as
Forgiven, it was uploaded on Fine Art America‘s website on October 3, 2012. According to the artist’s description, the painting shows Prophet Isaiah giving hope to and forgiving people who have lapsed into sin.
Did you know Raqs-e-Bismil poster is an American painting rip-off?
We bring you the proof SAMAA | Samaa Life&Style Editors - Posted: Apr 29, 2021 | Last Updated: 1 month ago SAMAA | Samaa Life&Style Editors Posted: Apr 29, 2021 | Last Updated: 1 month ago
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Bollywood filmmakers are known for notoriously copying posters of Hollywood movies. But who thought the drama serial
Raqs-e-Bismilâs poster would turn out to be a rip-off of an American painting too?
The poster features main characters Moosa (Imran Ashraf) in his pure white suit seated on a pillow top stool and Zohra (Sarah Khan) at his feet with eyes downcast. An open door backdrops the subjects, opening to stone walls and stairs, trees and distant houses.