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  • struck by the sheer beauty and passion of Murphy’s monumental paintings, some of which ran more than 20 feet in length. Many were moved; some to tears,

    Coppola, Vincent. Go West, Young Man, Atlanta Magazine, July 1992.

  • As they entered the Lowe Gallery, each of these self-assured, sophisticated Californians was struck by the sheer beauty and passion of Murphy’s monumental paintings, some of which ran more than 20 feet in length. Many were moved; some to tears, others to open their checkbooks. Allen paid 32,000 for a hauntingly beautiful piece titled DiDi burlesque, Leonard spent 15,000, Elton John selected apiece first Park Place condo before Murphy’s exhibit left Atlanta by the time the show closed in March four major pieces had been sold and murphy‘s work had drawn the attention of the Los Angeles times, Art in America and other well regarded art journals.

    Coppola, Vincent. Go West, Young Man, Atlanta Magazine, July 1992.

  • Word spread quickly that a new Gallery had opened in Santa Monica; A hot young artist was on the scene. Someone to see, and more importantly, be seen around. so they came—- celebrities, serious collectors, artists, students and hangers-ons—by the hundreds to celebrate themselves, of course, and to celebrate the arrival of the Lowe Gallery of Atlanta and a 29-year-old Atlantan named Todd Murphy. Sugar Ray Leonard and footballer Marcus Allen were there. Sissy. Spacek came later , as did mega-collector Peter Norton and Ron Meyer (president of the powerful creative artist agency) and representative from the Whitney Museum biennial committee.

    Coppola, Vincent. Go West, Young Man, Atlanta Magazine, July 1992.

  • so they came—- celebrities, serious collectors, artists, students and hangers-ons—by the hundreds to celebrate themselves, of course, and to celebrate the arrival of the Lowe Gallery of Atlanta and a 29-year-old Atlantan named Todd Murphy. Sugar Ray Leonard and footballer Marcus Allen were there. Sissy. Spacek came later , as did mega-collector Peter Norton and Ron Meyer (president of the powerful creative artist agency) and representative from the Whitney Museum biennial committee.

    Coppola, Vincent. Go West, Young Man, Atlanta Magazine, July 1992.