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This is Pullman Yard, an old freight train warehouse that is now locked down and inaccessible. That being said, it seems to be frequented by graffiti artists, druggies, the random photographer, movie crews, and odd couples on odd dates... Hit it up with a fellow Flickr buddy one Saturday afternoon. I left the entrance permit at home but I swear I had it...
I was mesmerized by this switch control panel looking thing. I have no idea why. And couldn't figure out for the life of me why it said PASTE on it - and it looked original, not graffiti-like (although it probably was). Anyway, I have decided tomorrow will be my last Pullman shot.
Johann Gottlieb Kirchner (Meissen Porcelain Manufactory), Fox with Chicken, c. 1732, hard-paste porcelain with traces of oil paint, 46 × 34 × 20 cm (produced for the Japanese Palace, Dresden by order of Augustus the Strong, Elector of Saxony and King of Poland, now J. Paul Getty Museum)
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Johann Joachim Kändler (Meissen Porcelain Manufactory), Turkey, c. 1733 hard-paste porcelain, 53.5 × 51 × 20 cm (produced for the Japanese Palace, Dresden by order of Augustus the Strong, Elector of Saxony and King of Poland, now J. Paul Getty Museum)
Cut & Paste. Richard Brereton and Caroline Roberts
La editorial inglesa Laurence King Publishing acaba de publicar este libro con alguno de mis collages.
New and improved texture experiments using polymer clay, antiquing with acrylics and guilders paste. They have internal wires to use as connection points for stringing.
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