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At the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art.
"Cut and Paste:400 years of collage"
"Untitled" by Nancy Grossman 1974
Photomontage on to paper
Handmade Collage Cut & Past Creation by Walter Paganuzzi
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Postcards I designed for the postcard swap mylittlemochi.typepad.com/post_card_swap/
Each postcard had to have the words Happy New Year, a picture of a dog (for the year of the dog) and your blog address on it.
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Made from old book pages.
8 x 10" on newsprint
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This is my eighth postcrossing card and it is going to Alexandre in Brazil. I had a dream about a hummingbird the other morning that inspired this piece. It is constructed with papers, ink, colored pencil, and string. I really like this one a lot. The hummingbird was hand-drawn on grocery bag paper :)
Nombre del artista: Raúl Gil.
Nombre de la obra: Disease.
Fecha de realización: 2014.
Técnica: Collage sobre papel.
Bio: Madrid (1980), es licenciado en Historia del Arte. Comenzó su trabajo en el campo del collage en 2008 y ha participado en exposiciones individuales y colectivas, fanzines y talleres acerca del collage. Desde 2013 es miembro del colectivo Sociedad de Collage de Madrid.
photo courtesy of Kelly Knickerbocker Reynolds
One of the less common "named" Armand Marseille dolls in a small size (30cm/12") and with a particularly magnificent hair-do. She has fixed brown glass eyes, an open mouth with four tiny teeth, and a rivet-jointed pink oilcloth body with china hands (slightly chipped) and pink cloth lower legs. She is wearing antique, possibly original clothes (plain cotton chemise and simple cotton print dress with lace trim). She is marked "Darling" on the back of her neck, any other marks are hidden beneath her oilcloth body.
In the background is a Dutch edition ("Onze Lievelingen. Knip-Plak Prentenboek", Allert de Lange, Amsterdam 1923) of one of Frederick Warne's "Picture Puzzle Toy Books" called "Our Holidays" (ca. 1905). These "toy books" were a form of activity book, with sheets of images supplied which could be cut out and glued onto white spaces in the illustrations.