20 x 25 cm / oil on board
In 1934, Marmaduke Wetherell had his son-in-law Robert K. Wilson photograph a toy submarine with a sculpted head in order to pass it off as a picture of -the loch ness monster-. Most people fell for it at the time, and an entire cottage industry of nessie hunters was born. The photo I used as a template is probably the most famous of the loch ness monster.
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