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Edgar J. Brown Biography
Edgar J. Brown is the artist that inspires me the most. I chose him because like Edgar I too have a fascination with sports. From a young age Edgar grew up in a family that was very sport oriented. From baseball, football too basketball and pretty much anything competitive they watched it, or played it. But sports were not the only talent young Edgar possessed. He was extremely good at drawing and painting. The paintings were mostly super hero related throughout his child. As he reached his high school years tough Edgar learned to combined his love for both sports and art to create some of the most amazing and captivating portraits of our greatest athletes.
After doing some research and viewing some pieces done by Edgar J. Brown I can honestly
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