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Monthly Archives: October 2017
David Douglas Duncan’s “Sunflowers For Van Gogh”
On September 22, select theaters across the United States premiered a groundbreaking, independent film titled “Loving Vincent,” the first ever fully painted feature film. This artistic masterpiece was produced with over 100 painters painstakingly creating each frame onto canvases in … Continue reading
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Tagged art, David Douglas Duncan, France, photography, Sunflowers, Van Gogh
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Zine corner 6: “Tres vol.3”
Caleb’s zine corner 6 Tres vol. 3 Today we are opening up “Tres vol.3” from Hui Books in Okayama, Japan. Tres is a series that catalogs the work of three artists in each volume: Masahiro Ikeda, Shinichiro Uchida, and Katsuaki … Continue reading
