Soldaini, A., & Bosman, R. (1985). Richard Bosman: "When I paint I feel I'm inside the painting. It's the opposite of pop art, where you get out of the painting and the painting becomes an object, and then you feel removed. However silly it may seem, I take some of the images from comic strips seriously, because I paint them as if I were inside the situation. Flash Art.

Soldaini, Antonella, and Richard Bosman. "Richard Bosman: "When I Paint I Feel I'm Inside the Painting. It's the Opposite of Pop Art, Where You Get Out of the Painting and the Painting Becomes an Object, and Then You Feel Removed. However Silly It May Seem, I Take Some of the Images from Comic Strips Seriously, Because I Paint Them as If I Were Inside the Situation." Flash Art 1985.

Soldaini, Antonella, and Richard Bosman. "Richard Bosman: "When I Paint I Feel I'm Inside the Painting. It's the Opposite of Pop Art, Where You Get Out of the Painting and the Painting Becomes an Object, and Then You Feel Removed. However Silly It May Seem, I Take Some of the Images from Comic Strips Seriously, Because I Paint Them as If I Were Inside the Situation." Flash Art, 1985.