The Artist Behind Playboy
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The 90 year-old-artist, Art Paul, is best known as the original art director at Playboy.
The 90 year-old-artist, Art Paul, is perhaps best known as the original art director at Playboy and a champion of young artists. Now his own work is in the spotlight for a new show at a Ukrainian Village gallery.
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The Artist Behind Playboy
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The 90 year-old-artist, Art Paul, is perhaps best known as the original art director at Playboy and a champion of young artists. Now his own work is in the spotlight for a new show at a Ukrainian Village gallery.
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