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Conal’s The Clintons Decade (the ‘90s)—a 48-by-106-inch oil, acrylic, and glitter on Plexiglas photomontage with audio—greets visitors to his home
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Near the television Conal has artwork by Victor Gastelum (bottom left), small oil paintings by Barbara Sternberger (on shelf), a mixed-media work by Stas Orlovski, and a piece by Frank Lobdell (side wall)
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The colors of this Klaus Staeck photomontage complement those of the Herman Miller ball clock
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A Hobie skimboard with a Robbie Conal cat image frames a small sitting area
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Conal’s Annunciation of the Screwball (Fernando) was made in 2008 with graphite wash, acrylic, glitter, and gold leaf on archival paper
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A Frigo ice cream placard from Spain hangs in the kitchen area
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The bookcases in the studio at the back of Conal’s house are overstuffed
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Conal describes this studio space as a “classic messy palette”
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Four Bacons, created with oil and acrylic paint and glitter on canvas, is in progress
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Conal recently finished this charcoal drawing on canvas of Ernest Hemingway. Two more charcoal drawings, including one of F. Scott Fitzgerald, will accompany this piece
