Based on the death of bank robber John Dillinger -- gunned down by lawmen outside the Biograph Theater in Chicago in 1934. He had been betrayed by his girlfriend's friend, brothel madam Anna Sage, who wore an orange dress to tip off the FBI.

The day was July 22.

The movie Dillinger had just seen was 'Manhattan Melodrama' -- a gangster picture.

Six colors - Plastisol inks.

Thank you for looking!

cool story

i love the design!

that's cool. and different n a nice way

nice depiction of a very interesting story!

WOW - excellent colors and design! $5

Beautiful art deco marquee. Thanks for the quick history lesson too. I like the concept and design, but I don't know if I'd wanna wear those colors on a shirt. The bright saturated colors printed on brown read as kind of cheap to me. Maybe that's just me though, I'm no fashion editor or anything.

The splatters don't seem to match the art deco feel..

Nice twist on the sex and death theme, original and relevant. Great job on the design and I love the Deco treatment which is so pertinent because Dillinger got whacked when all that Deco architecture was going up in Chicago and NYC. $5

I always found that whole story to be...interesting, as well. The shirt is pretty well done!

Are you a Vonnegut fan or is that story more common knowledge than I thought?

Really cool art style. $5

VERY nice style. Not sure I would wear it, but it looks great!

wow this is awesome, i like the idea the style and the final piece this is so cool!

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nice touch with the orange dress.

I like the stark contrast between the slick deco and the blood splatter. I would buy this.

I love the ways the colors blend. This turned out fantastic.

I want to buy it now!

nice, nice, nice!!

I love how you've used the deco style on this piece - it's a perfect complement to the story

I'm diggin it. I thought she was wearing a red dress though? either way it's a $5