"The man who drew the face on rock music" — Joe Selvin
This is the art that defines Stanley Mouse’s oeuvre for most people. Mouse’s rock art spans from fabled posters created with Alton Kelly in the Sixties right up to the present. Some of his popular works include album cover art for bands such as the Grateful Dead, Journey, Steve Miller, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Jimi Hendrix,...
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Stanley Mouse’s oils have a weight and drama not seen in his other media. His abstracts reflect the rhythmic lines of his early poster art, though Stanley asserts that he just puts his hand out and gets out of the way and lets his brush take over. His rare landscapes have a lyrical quality, influenced by his friendship with Randall...
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Knuckle-draggers and gearheads unite! Viva la Mouse Monster Crash Page!
Monsters are on the move and Freddy Flypogger has come back with a vengeance. Look here to see both old and new four-eyed, three-tongued monsters driving rat rods and choppers.
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A selection of pictures of Stanley Mouse and his world through the years. Detroit, San Francisco, London, Sonoma, Sante Fe, Occidental: Mouse about town.
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"Stanley Mouse drew and painted from inside the music. The spirit that drove the music of the '60s was the same spirit that drove his art."
-- Joel Selvin
"They are works of love."
-- Mick Jagger
"Mouseart makes my heart say, 'Cheese'"
-- Howard Hessman
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