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As a teenager in the 1970s, though, Landau favored something else.�Oil Portrait
The Sunset Strip was his playground, and in his eyes, art was all around.�Oil Portraits
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"They looked like giant art pieces that kind of represented my generation and the music I listened to," he says.
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