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Millennial Falcon (Michael) (2021) Original Oil Painting by Ryan Rice

50.8 x 60.96 x 5.71cm (unframed) / 50.8 x 60.96cm (actual image size)

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In order to distinguish one 'Millennial Falcon' from another the artist is using a list he found online of the Top Millennial names. This is his first painting in the series, his name is 'Michael' which is the #1 most popular Millennial name. The idea for his "Millennial Falcon Series" came about, oddly enough, while he was driving. He was passing by a scrap metal shop along the side of the highway where he noticed a large metal Millennium Falcon (from the Star Wars series). When the name went through his head he said it "millennial" instead of "millennium". It was a quick trip to combine "millennial" and "falcon", using the head of a falcon on different fashions that make up the millennial trends.

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oil paint on stretched canvas

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In order to distinguish one 'Millennial Falcon' from another the artist is using a list he found online of the Top Millennial names. This is his first painting in the series, his name is 'Michael' which is the #1 most popular Millennial name. The idea for his "Millennial Falcon Series" came about, oddly enough, while he was driving. He was passing by a scrap metal shop along the side of the highway where he noticed a large metal Millennium Falcon (from the Star Wars series). When the name went through his head he said it "millennial" instead of "millennium". It was a quick trip to combine "millennial" and "falcon", using the head of a falcon on different fashions that make up the millennial trends.

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oil paint on stretched canvas

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Ryan Rice is an experienced US painter with national exposure. His works are held in private collections worldwide. Humor and beauty are key themes and messages in his paintings which... Read more

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