File:Roscoe Arbuckle and Pitbull "Luke".jpg
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English: Painting of Roscoe Arbuckle with hat and dog |
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| Source | https://entertainment.ha.com/itm/movie-tv-memorabilia/roscoe-fatty-arbuckle-vintage-oil-tint-life-size-portrait-with-his-pit-bull-luke-/a/997015-1766.s |
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"oil-tint life-size portrait", "ca. 1915", "30x40 in", "oil-tint (over monochrome blow-up)". Heritage Auctions claimed in 2014 that the dog Luke pictured here "co-starred with Arbuckle" in many "short comedies". HA: " Acquired by Debbie Reynolds in the early 1970s directly from Minta Durfee". "Butcher-board mounted as originally created, in what is presumed to be its original period bronze-gilted wood frame".
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