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Spoken by Phil Leotardo
“Well, we’re anonymous.”
Winter doorstep
A warm doorway against snowy blue shadows, capturing Phil Leotardo's cold brush-off on Joanne's doorstep.
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Spoken by Artie Bucco
Luxury Lounge · Season 6, Episode 7
“We lead the world in computerized data collection”
Data machines
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The artwork
In Luxury Lounge, Artie Bucco fires an employee over restaurant fraud at Vesuvio and covers his embarrassment with a grand speech about American records. Bold red and dark green lettering sits among stylized computer terminals, data marks, and gold lines on cream. It gives Artie's puffed-up bravado a colorful, retro look.
The scene
Luxury Lounge · Season 6, Episode 7
Artie fires Martina after discovering restaurant credit-card fraud at Vesuvio. Feeling embarrassed and trying to sound authoritative, he makes grand statements about American computer records to make his warning carry more weight.
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- 61 × 91.4 cm
- Finish
- Unframed print
- Paper
- Enhanced matte paper
- Frame
- Ayous wood · 1.9 cm profile
- Included
- Acrylite protector & hanging hardware
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