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atsunnyside.blog
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Young Woman Seated by Renoir (c.1877) https://youtu.be/ZDQBIIlLqX8 Written by the great Ennio Morricone for the 1986 film The Mission, "Gabriel's Oboe" has since flourished into a multitude of musical reimaginations. Enjoy Gautier Capuçon's rendition, with the Orchestre National de Bretagne and conductor Johanna Malangré, on his Sensations album: https://w.lnk.to/senLY Learn More The Mission at wikiwand...
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munchow.wordpress.com
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I have been pondering over what photography is. I mean really is. New technology has completely changed the idea of photography, from a mechanical/chemical device that would record reality to something much more complex. With digital technology and ever more advancements when it comes to digital tools available for the photographer, it gets more and...
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www.steelsnowflake.org
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August Macke was a German artist known for his distinct style and contributions to the Expressionist movement. Born in 1887, he attended the Royal Academy of Art in Düsseldorf before leaving to pursue more experimental styles. In 1910, Macke's paintings began to show signs of innovation as he became involved in the Expressionist movement. Macke's work captured emotion and spirituality rather than realistic detail. Macke was killed at the age of 27 during the early months of World War I.
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