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Landscape Study #5: Silver-Gelatin, Silver-Halide, Ink & Encaustic Collage on Archival Rag.
posted by like genius @ Thursday, January 31, 2008
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"Lands that have made or witnessed history possess peculiar fascination; and when to their historical qualities are added those of the mysterious and the beautiful, their charm is boundless, for they touch the realm of the imagination, that is to say, the infinite." John L. Stoddard's Lectures, 1879
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"Lands that have made or witnessed history possess peculiar fascination; and when to their historical qualities are added those of the mysterious and the beautiful, their charm is boundless, for then they touch the realm of the imagination, that is to say, the infinite." John L. Stoddard on Egypt, 1879
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Thursday, January 31, 2008
Landscape Study #5: Silver-Gelatin, Silver-Halide, Ink & Encaustic Collage on Archival Rag.
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