Oddities in Opera-The fat lady sings

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Loved your opera series, Lewis. What next? Looking forward to seeing it.

Posted by Seth Dalton on Sat 07 Jul 08:59:02

So this is" the grand finale" Lewis, a brilliant way to end your series, well done 😃

Posted by Linda Drury on Sat 07 Jul 09:35:40

It has been a great series. Thank you.

Posted by Tony Wiggins on Sat 07 Jul 09:35:49

Great stuff Lewis, not only do I like the art but also the additional information that you supply.

Posted by Barry Hulme on Sat 07 Jul 09:41:49

I must echo the other comments, Lewis. Great stuff and highly entertaining all round. Brian

Posted by Brian J Mackay on Sat 07 Jul 10:30:50

Superb series: fun and informative.

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Sat 07 Jul 11:37:36

I've loved all your opera pieces Lewis, this again is excellent. I must admit I've never known the origin of the phrase but I like the Al Capone one best!

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Sat 07 Jul 12:13:59

Same from me Lew. Great as ever.

Posted by Jim Morris on Sat 07 Jul 12:17:13

Great fun and great drawing!

Posted by Alita Porter on Sat 07 Jul 13:14:40

By she's got some bellows on her Lew! But cute nose 🤗🤗 great series!

Posted by Carole Swingler on Sat 07 Jul 14:14:15

Nice one, Lewis. Looking forward to your next offering :)

Posted by Anonymous User on Sat 07 Jul 14:28:41

Do like this series!

Posted by Margaret Nisbet on Sat 07 Jul 18:50:04

will have to revisit those old Opera records stashed away "somewhere" - they won't be the same after this series .

Posted by Mike Capenerhurst on Sat 07 Jul 23:16:52

Good one to end the series with - look forward to your next postings, Lewis

Posted by Maureen Sherman on Sun 08 Jul 15:06:35

Hang on Studio Wall

07/07/2018

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I had to end this with this one. I looked up the origins of this phrase. As you can imagine, there are several, but Brunhilda seems to get the most votes. Anyway, that's enough of that, thanks to all who've looked and especially to those who commented.

About the Artist

Lewis Cooper

Self taught. Love drawing. Like to make pictures up, without using reference pics, often in cartoon style. I do other pictures where I do use reference. I'm knocking on a bit, born in 1940 in Greenwich, London. Retired, and loving it.

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