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Patrick J. Killian ~ Artist

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Posted On: October 28th 2026, 02:33 am
I have wanted to make this painting for years….now is the right time being the 50th anniversary of Rocky 🎨 A work in progress. I will start the background tomo

#Rocky #boxing #killianart #boxingart #rocky1976
Comments (10)
rockybalboa.brasil 8 days ago

rockybalboa.brasil

Great Job! 👏👏👏

miketorriart 9 days ago

miketorriart

Awesome!! 🔥🔥

mattycrouchboxing1980 9 days ago

mattycrouchboxing1980

❤️❤️

roe8co_ 9 days ago

roe8co_

🎨👏

hw_phi413 9 days ago

hw_phi413

🔥🔥🔥🔥

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