Bush Vampire Artwork Featured At Fangtasia In True Blood Episode 4
October/03/08 01:31 Filed in: Off-Site
“Viewers of True Blood, HBO's Southern vampire gothic, may have noticed a politically loaded piece of background art this past weekend.
Prominently featured in a scene set at Fangtasia, a vampire bar, was a painting of George W. Bush sucking blood from the neck of the Statue of Liberty. (A version can be found here.) The image was created by comic book artist and illustrator Alex Ross and ran on the cover of The Village Voice in October 26, 2004 to accompany an article by Nixonland author Rick Perlstein. At the time, the image struck some on the right as offensive.’
Full Article:
http://www.observer.com/2008/media/2004-village-voice-cover-makes-cameo-hbo-vampire-series
Link To Image:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pantufla/114081011/
Prominently featured in a scene set at Fangtasia, a vampire bar, was a painting of George W. Bush sucking blood from the neck of the Statue of Liberty. (A version can be found here.) The image was created by comic book artist and illustrator Alex Ross and ran on the cover of The Village Voice in October 26, 2004 to accompany an article by Nixonland author Rick Perlstein. At the time, the image struck some on the right as offensive.’
Full Article:
http://www.observer.com/2008/media/2004-village-voice-cover-makes-cameo-hbo-vampire-series
Link To Image:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pantufla/114081011/
