Baltimore Artist Leads Realist Renaissance in Art
Joseph Sheppard, Baltimore realist painter, reports a revival of realistic art influenced by Jacques Maroger. His works, from gladiators to ships and street scenes, sell around 1500 dollars and his career spans Paris and New York exhibitions plus a film project and an anatomy book.
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East Baltimore boxer Sheppard eyed for TV add ons
East Baltimore boxer Sheppard learned from Mack Lew in exchange for a painting. The film isn’t sold yet, and he considers adding fifteen minutes to boost TV appeal. He no longer trains at the gym but spars twice weekly with Johnny Longo, a former featherweight contender. Longo, who won 60 of 87 with seven draws, likens Sheppard to a solid six round pro. Maroger would doubt the boxing but praise the speed and learning.
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