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It somehow reminds me of some graphical images of the 30s.


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Hard to tell whether it is one of Man Rays solarized nudes, or an unintended excess of HDR.

Sevo


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Orio wrote:
It somehow reminds me of some graphical images of the 30s.


Interesting. It's an airbrush studie I made of a Bernini sculpture Smile The picture in the gallery with girls kissing on Pride-festival reminded me of this.


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Sevo wrote:
Hard to tell whether it is one of Man Rays solarized nudes, or an unintended excess of HDR.

Sevo


It's a photo of my painting of a sculpture, so I guess you could say it's layer on layer Wink


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Tamara Lempicka
that's what it reminds me.


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I don't normally read this section of the forum and I've just found this thread. I immediately thought of Lempicka and then saw Orio's post ! There was a exhibition of her work at the Royal Academy (London) in 2004. I've just had another look at the catalogue. It's not quite Lempicka - and why should it be ? But it's certainly evocative of the period and I like it very much.
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