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Drawings and Paintings by Michael Conboy

A Dozen Detroit Gay Bars, 2008, 9 x 9 inches, ink on paper A Dozen Detroit Gay Bars
9 x 9 inches, ink on paper


A Dozen Detroit Gay Bars II
24 x 15 inches, ink on paper


Half a Dozen Detroit Gay Bars
36 x 36 inches, acrylic, oil and graphite on canvas


The Interchange
8 x 6 inches, acrylic on paper


Drinker I
10 x 13 inches, ink on paper


Drinker II
13 x 17 inches, ink on paper


A Dozen Los Angeles Gay Bars
9 x 9 inches, ink on paper
courtesy private collection


Little Joy
36 x 36 inches, acrylic on canvas
courtesy private collection


A Beverly Boulevard Sex Club
9.5 x 6 inches, ink on paper

Half a Dozen Los Angeles Bath Houses
12 x 7 inches, ink on paper

A Couple Hawaiian Gay Bars
3 x 4 inches, ink on paper



All works copyright Michael Conboy, 2008. Prices available upon request.

Read next: The Memoirs of Michael Conboy, inside When Life Was a Gay Bar



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