For 1 point, tell us: who is that guy, what art did he ply, and with what car is he associated, in the context of this photo?
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Up a rung
Prince Bira
Sculptor
ERA
No, no, and no.
Another week, another promotion
Practiced in the performing arts.
related to an indy racer?
I can find no evidence of a relationship to an Indy racer.
Well, I just learned something. This person is connected (though not a blood relation) to an Indy car driver.
Locked for Allemano
Don't lock it – it was just a shot in the dark..
Somehow he reminded me of a Indy racing car that was part of a concept art installation. Unfortunately I do not have the time to search, but have it somewhere at home on my HD..
I don't think this artist has ever piloted an Indy car, but was an active fan who attended the races in person - until something very bad happened.
Unlocked
Could it be Roscoe Arbuckle in his younger days?
No, not Fatty
Comin' home to the black hole, baby!
That just had to be a clue... ;D
"Comin' Home, Baby" was a song recorded in 1962 by American singer, composer and actor Mel Tormé.
The puzzle picture is from Car Life magazine, May 1954, when he contributed a road test article on the Austin Healey 100.
That's it! Two points for solving this black hole refugee.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qzGw7yTP-g