The Sopranos
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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Inspired by Tony Soprano
Do Not Resuscitate · Season 2, Episode 2
“I think it’s time for you to seriously consider salads”
Leaf and plate
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The artwork
When Bobby Baccalieri brings news from Uncle Junior in Do Not Resuscitate, Tony asserts dominance by mocking Bobby's weight instead of listening. This graphic adaptation pairs Tony's blunt remark with flat green salad leaves, curved red lines, and a dark plate shape on cream. It turns an uncomfortable mob put-down into clean graphic art.
The scene
Do Not Resuscitate · Season 2, Episode 2
When Bobby Baccalieri brings an update from Junior, Tony mocks his weight instead of discussing business. The blunt remark demonstrates Tony’s habit of asserting authority over his subordinates through casual insults.
View designs for this quote →Materials and dimensions
- Print dimensions
- 24 × 36 in
- Finish
- Unframed print
- Paper
- Enhanced matte paper
- Frame
- Ayous wood · 0.75 in profile
- Included
- Acrylite protector & hanging hardware
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