In February, a hacker named Guccifer revealed to the world the hidden artistic talents of George W. Bush,
releasing to The Smoking Gun a handful of photographs of oil paintings by the former president that had been taken from personal Bush family emails.
The images were well-received by critics and laypeople alike, but they represented only a small portion of the budding outsider artist's
oeuvre. Little more was being made available: In an interview with an Atlanta television station,
his art teacher said he'd painted "over 50 dogs," tantalizingly few of which were actually shown on the broadcast. Otherwise, the Texan Master was silent. The world was crying out for more Bush art, more raw talent, more lush brushstrokes—more
dogs—and nothing was forthcoming.
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