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Monet in England | Braggoscope
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On the joys of a long sentence, a thing which we are nowadays encouraged to avoid on the basis that readers cannot cope with processing more than twenty words before a full stop, but which, in thoughtful and sensitive hands, can be a thing of great beauty and a tool of magnificent narrative power - Philip Holyman
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| | Literary writing is not, by and large, written to be read out loud, or at least, prose generally isn't.
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Patronage - OPEN REFLECTIONS
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| | Kevin Kelly reports on his blog about an experimental book publishing model. In this model you first sell a required amount of (hard cover) books (in this specific case 200), enough to cover for the costs of the print run, after which the book is made available online for free as a downloadable PDF. Actually...
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Japonism: This Is What Claude Monets Art Has in Common with Japanese Art
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| | Claude Monet's paintings are prominent examples of how Japanese aesthetics have impacted Western art - a frenzy known as "Japonism". Read more about the love affair between Monet and Japan.
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Walt Peregoy Mid century background artist with Disney |
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| Walt Peregoy was born in Los Angeles in 1925. He spent his early childhood on a small island (Alameda, California) in San Francisco Bay. He was nine years old when he began his formal art training by attending classes at the California College of Arts and Crafts in Berkeley, California. At the age of 12,...