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Morfx
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Recommended Art Books, by Morfx on Aug 19, 2020 20:40:59 GMT 1, Anybody looking to part with a Harland Miller "Overcoming optimism?"
Not looking for a perfect copy..
Anybody looking to part with a Harland Miller "Overcoming optimism?"
Not looking for a perfect copy..
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kfroms
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Recommended Art Books, by kfroms on Aug 20, 2020 19:48:14 GMT 1, I have one and it's pretty good! I think the signature is printed, but it still looks very well. Your comment made me look closer at mine - really hard to say but I think it is hand signed. Here the pic of 'my' signed copy. Do you mind checking if identical to yours?
I have one and it's pretty good! I think the signature is printed, but it still looks very well. Your comment made me look closer at mine - really hard to say but I think it is hand signed. Here the pic of 'my' signed copy. Do you mind checking if identical to yours?
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FЯ
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May 2013
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Recommended Art Books, by FЯ on Aug 20, 2020 20:26:57 GMT 1, Your comment made me look closer at mine - really hard to say but I think it is hand signed. Here the pic of 'my' signed copy. Do you mind checking if identical to yours? Ladies and gentlemen, we have real signatures! mine is slightly different. Well done Julian!
Well it did say signed by julian opie
What did you expect?
Your comment made me look closer at mine - really hard to say but I think it is hand signed. Here the pic of 'my' signed copy. Do you mind checking if identical to yours? Ladies and gentlemen, we have real signatures! mine is slightly different. Well done Julian! Well it did say signed by julian opie What did you expect?
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Recommended Art Books, by concrete jungle on Aug 20, 2020 20:28:39 GMT 1, Your comment made me look closer at mine - really hard to say but I think it is hand signed. Here the pic of 'my' signed copy. Do you mind checking if identical to yours? Ladies and gentlemen, we have real signatures! mine is slightly different. Well done Julian! Yeah - def hand signed. I bought mine a good while ago from Alan Cristea gallery and they confirmed it at the time...
Your comment made me look closer at mine - really hard to say but I think it is hand signed. Here the pic of 'my' signed copy. Do you mind checking if identical to yours? Ladies and gentlemen, we have real signatures! mine is slightly different. Well done Julian! Yeah - def hand signed. I bought mine a good while ago from Alan Cristea gallery and they confirmed it at the time...
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Pipes
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Recommended Art Books, by Pipes on Sept 2, 2020 3:43:25 GMT 1, Skore. Akt. Oker. Siege. Petro. Rainman. Snatch. Shogun. Pines. Bum.
http://instagram.com/p/CElgdzqA9Pt
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Recommended Art Books, by Coach on Sept 11, 2020 14:22:44 GMT 1, Delighted to have picked this up. I’ve been after a comprehensive Munch monograph for a while. Until now I’ve only had the Tate exhibition catalogue. This large book runs to almost 300 pages. 258 colour images. Image quality is good.
ibb.co/tqLnt1L ibb.co/tqLnt1L
Delighted to have picked this up. I’ve been after a comprehensive Munch monograph for a while. Until now I’ve only had the Tate exhibition catalogue. This large book runs to almost 300 pages. 258 colour images. Image quality is good. ibb.co/tqLnt1Libb.co/tqLnt1L
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Recommended Art Books, by Coach on Sept 11, 2020 14:26:15 GMT 1, Delighted to have picked this up. I’ve been after a comprehensive Munch monograph for a while. Until now I’ve only had the Tate exhibition catalogue. This large book runs to almost 300 pages. 258 colour images. Image quality is good. ibb.co/tqLnt1Libb.co/tqLnt1L
Well I managed to upload one picture a few days ago, but the knack is gone!
Delighted to have picked this up. I’ve been after a comprehensive Munch monograph for a while. Until now I’ve only had the Tate exhibition catalogue. This large book runs to almost 300 pages. 258 colour images. Image quality is good. ibb.co/tqLnt1Libb.co/tqLnt1LWell I managed to upload one picture a few days ago, but the knack is gone!
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astarti
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November 2019
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Recommended Art Books, by astarti on Sept 11, 2020 14:33:07 GMT 1, Delighted to have picked this up. I’ve been after a comprehensive Munch monograph for a while. Until now I’ve only had the Tate exhibition catalogue. This large book runs to almost 300 pages. 258 colour images. Image quality is good. ibb.co/tqLnt1Libb.co/tqLnt1LWell I managed to upload one picture a few days ago, but the knack is gone!
I can see the picture sir! Much appreciated your post! In my library in Norway I have quite a few Munch books, however they are in Norwegian.
Delighted to have picked this up. I’ve been after a comprehensive Munch monograph for a while. Until now I’ve only had the Tate exhibition catalogue. This large book runs to almost 300 pages. 258 colour images. Image quality is good. ibb.co/tqLnt1Libb.co/tqLnt1LWell I managed to upload one picture a few days ago, but the knack is gone! I can see the picture sir! Much appreciated your post! In my library in Norway I have quite a few Munch books, however they are in Norwegian.
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Recommended Art Books, by Coach on Sept 11, 2020 14:44:04 GMT 1, Well I managed to upload one picture a few days ago, but the knack is gone! I can see the picture sir! Much appreciated your post! In my library in Norway I have quite a few Munch books, however they are in Norwegian.
Excellent. I have just found another in my collection that I’d forgotten I had. The Munch ant the Munch Museum, Oslo book. Everyone loves the Scream. But he shouldn’t be defined by that painting. The various versions of Madonna are firm favourites of mine.
Well I managed to upload one picture a few days ago, but the knack is gone! I can see the picture sir! Much appreciated your post! In my library in Norway I have quite a few Munch books, however they are in Norwegian. Excellent. I have just found another in my collection that I’d forgotten I had. The Munch ant the Munch Museum, Oslo book. Everyone loves the Scream. But he shouldn’t be defined by that painting. The various versions of Madonna are firm favourites of mine.
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astarti
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Recommended Art Books, by astarti on Sept 11, 2020 15:05:56 GMT 1, I can see the picture sir! Much appreciated your post! In my library in Norway I have quite a few Munch books, however they are in Norwegian. Excellent. I have just found another in my collection that I’d forgotten I had. The Munch ant the Munch Museum, Oslo book. Everyone loves the Scream. But he shouldn’t be defined by that painting. The various versions of Madonna are firm favourites of mine. I totally agree! One of my favourite paintings of his is "Young woman on the beach". I find particularly intriguing the subtle ambiguity of this painting: while it's pallet and theme seem so peaceful I find an intrinsic nostalgia and solitude conveyed.
I can see the picture sir! Much appreciated your post! In my library in Norway I have quite a few Munch books, however they are in Norwegian. Excellent. I have just found another in my collection that I’d forgotten I had. The Munch ant the Munch Museum, Oslo book. Everyone loves the Scream. But he shouldn’t be defined by that painting. The various versions of Madonna are firm favourites of mine. I totally agree! One of my favourite paintings of his is "Young woman on the beach". I find particularly intriguing the subtle ambiguity of this painting: while it's pallet and theme seem so peaceful I find an intrinsic nostalgia and solitude conveyed.
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met
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Recommended Art Books, by met on Sept 11, 2020 15:19:42 GMT 1, Delighted to have picked this up. I’ve been after a comprehensive Munch monograph for a while. Until now I’ve only had the Tate exhibition catalogue. This large book runs to almost 300 pages. 258 colour images. Image quality is good. ibb.co/tqLnt1Libb.co/tqLnt1LWell I managed to upload one picture a few days ago, but the knack is gone!
Although it has since partially backtracked, when Photobucket abused its position* more than three years ago by suddenly blocking image visibility on third-party sites (unless users paid for an expensive subscription), I switched to Imgur for my photo-hosting needs.
Imgur has worked quite well for me.
Copy the BBCode of the image you've already uploaded to your Imgur library and then paste directly into your post:
*** Just remember not to later delete any images in your Imgur library if you've already used them on a third-party site like this forum.
Delighted to have picked this up. I’ve been after a comprehensive Munch monograph for a while. Until now I’ve only had the Tate exhibition catalogue. This large book runs to almost 300 pages. 258 colour images. Image quality is good. ibb.co/tqLnt1Libb.co/tqLnt1LWell I managed to upload one picture a few days ago, but the knack is gone! Although it has since partially backtracked, when Photobucket abused its position * more than three years ago by suddenly blocking image visibility on third-party sites (unless users paid for an expensive subscription), I switched to Imgur for my photo-hosting needs. Imgur has worked quite well for me. Copy the BBCode of the image you've already uploaded to your Imgur library and then paste directly into your post: *** Just remember not to later delete any images in your Imgur library if you've already used them on a third-party site like this forum.
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Recommended Art Books, by Coach on Sept 11, 2020 15:36:41 GMT 1, Excellent. I have just found another in my collection that I’d forgotten I had. The Munch ant the Munch Museum, Oslo book. Everyone loves the Scream. But he shouldn’t be defined by that painting. The various versions of Madonna are firm favourites of mine. I totally agree! One of my favourite paintings of his is "Young woman on the beach". I find particularly intriguing the subtle ambiguity of this painting: while it's pallet and theme seem so peaceful I find an intrinsic nostalgia and solitude conveyed.
Yes, that’s beautiful, as is your description of it. One of my favourite books is a large tome called “Nordic Painting” published by Prestel. Beautiful book. It’s were I first came across Helene Schjerfbeck’s work; another artist whose work I’m very fond of.
Excellent. I have just found another in my collection that I’d forgotten I had. The Munch ant the Munch Museum, Oslo book. Everyone loves the Scream. But he shouldn’t be defined by that painting. The various versions of Madonna are firm favourites of mine. I totally agree! One of my favourite paintings of his is "Young woman on the beach". I find particularly intriguing the subtle ambiguity of this painting: while it's pallet and theme seem so peaceful I find an intrinsic nostalgia and solitude conveyed. Yes, that’s beautiful, as is your description of it. One of my favourite books is a large tome called “Nordic Painting” published by Prestel. Beautiful book. It’s were I first came across Helene Schjerfbeck’s work; another artist whose work I’m very fond of.
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Recommended Art Books, by Coach on Sept 11, 2020 15:42:27 GMT 1, Well I managed to upload one picture a few days ago, but the knack is gone! Although it has since partially backtracked, when Photobucket abused its position * more than three years ago by suddenly blocking image visibility on third-party sites (unless users paid for an expensive subscription), I switched to Imgur for my photo-hosting needs. Imgur has worked quite well for me. Copy the BBCode of the image you've already uploaded to your Imgur library and then paste directly into your post: *** Just remember not to later delete any images in your Imgur library if you've already used them on a third-party site like this forum.
Is Imgur the same thing as Imgbb? If not, is it better (by which I mean easier to use)? I need something that is appropriate for an IT imbecile. When I first joined Cocteau very kindly called me to take me through the steps to be able to use photobucket, so I was not very happy when that became no longer available for free.
Well I managed to upload one picture a few days ago, but the knack is gone! Although it has since partially backtracked, when Photobucket abused its position * more than three years ago by suddenly blocking image visibility on third-party sites (unless users paid for an expensive subscription), I switched to Imgur for my photo-hosting needs. Imgur has worked quite well for me. Copy the BBCode of the image you've already uploaded to your Imgur library and then paste directly into your post: *** Just remember not to later delete any images in your Imgur library if you've already used them on a third-party site like this forum. Is Imgur the same thing as Imgbb? If not, is it better (by which I mean easier to use)? I need something that is appropriate for an IT imbecile. When I first joined Cocteau very kindly called me to take me through the steps to be able to use photobucket, so I was not very happy when that became no longer available for free.
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Recommended Art Books, by John The Badgers on Sept 11, 2020 15:53:08 GMT 1, I have no tech ability whatsoever Coach, but as Met has mentioned, I too use Imgur as he describes above, and have found this very easy to upload pictures to this site.
Totally free, and you get a decent 'library' of your pictures when you log in which I always find handy.
I have no tech ability whatsoever Coach, but as Met has mentioned, I too use Imgur as he describes above, and have found this very easy to upload pictures to this site.
Totally free, and you get a decent 'library' of your pictures when you log in which I always find handy.
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met
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Recommended Art Books, by met on Sept 11, 2020 19:56:22 GMT 1, Although it has since partially backtracked, when Photobucket abused its position * more than three years ago by suddenly blocking image visibility on third-party sites (unless users paid for an expensive subscription), I switched to Imgur for my photo-hosting needs. Imgur has worked quite well for me. Copy the BBCode of the image you've already uploaded to your Imgur library and then paste directly into your post: *** Just remember not to later delete any images in your Imgur library if you've already used them on a third-party site like this forum. Is Imgur the same thing as Imgbb? If not, is it better (by which I mean easier to use)? I need something that is appropriate for an IT imbecile. When I first joined Cocteau very kindly called me to take me through the steps to be able to use photobucket, so I was not very happy when that became no longer available for free.
Imgur and Imgbb are different businesses.
Without having tried Imgbb, I'm not in a position to say which platform is easiest to use, but I imagine they're quite similar.
After setting up an account with Imgur.com, I found everything pretty straightforward:
1. When uploading to your personal library, you can use the 'browse and select' option or 'drag and drop'.
2. Your images are set out in a grid of 60 thumbnails per page (5 columns x 12 rows).
3. Basic editing features also exist (crop / resize / rotate).
4. To post one of your images on a forum, click on the thumbnail to expand the image, then copy the BBCode and paste it directly into your post.
On a separate note, I quite like the Imgur homepage, which has user posts and comments that are often humorous, and sometimes even interesting.
Although it has since partially backtracked, when Photobucket abused its position * more than three years ago by suddenly blocking image visibility on third-party sites (unless users paid for an expensive subscription), I switched to Imgur for my photo-hosting needs. Imgur has worked quite well for me. Copy the BBCode of the image you've already uploaded to your Imgur library and then paste directly into your post: *** Just remember not to later delete any images in your Imgur library if you've already used them on a third-party site like this forum. Is Imgur the same thing as Imgbb? If not, is it better (by which I mean easier to use)? I need something that is appropriate for an IT imbecile. When I first joined Cocteau very kindly called me to take me through the steps to be able to use photobucket, so I was not very happy when that became no longer available for free. Imgur and Imgbb are different businesses. Without having tried Imgbb, I'm not in a position to say which platform is easiest to use, but I imagine they're quite similar. After setting up an account with Imgur.com, I found everything pretty straightforward: 1. When uploading to your personal library, you can use the 'browse and select' option or 'drag and drop'. 2. Your images are set out in a grid of 60 thumbnails per page (5 columns x 12 rows). 3. Basic editing features also exist (crop / resize / rotate). 4. To post one of your images on a forum, click on the thumbnail to expand the image, then copy the BBCode and paste it directly into your post. On a separate note, I quite like the Imgur homepage, which has user posts and comments that are often humorous, and sometimes even interesting.
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Recommended Art Books, by Coach on Sept 11, 2020 21:05:32 GMT 1, Is Imgur the same thing as Imgbb? If not, is it better (by which I mean easier to use)? I need something that is appropriate for an IT imbecile. When I first joined Cocteau very kindly called me to take me through the steps to be able to use photobucket, so I was not very happy when that became no longer available for free. Imgur and Imgbb are different businesses. Without having tried Imgbb, I'm not in a position to say which platform is easiest to use, but I imagine they're quite similar. After setting up an account with Imgur.com, I found everything pretty straightforward: 1. When uploading to your personal library, you can use the 'browse and select' option or 'drag and drop'. 2. Your images are set out in a grid of 60 thumbnails per page (5 columns x 12 rows). 3. Basic editing features also exist (crop / resize / rotate). 4. To post one of your images on a forum, click on the thumbnail to expand the image, then copy the BBCode and paste it directly into your post. On a separate note, I quite like the Imgur homepage, which has user posts and comments that are often humorous, and sometimes even interesting.
Thank you met. I have clearly tried before as I have the imgur app on my phone. I’ll give it another go. Appreciate your time.
Is Imgur the same thing as Imgbb? If not, is it better (by which I mean easier to use)? I need something that is appropriate for an IT imbecile. When I first joined Cocteau very kindly called me to take me through the steps to be able to use photobucket, so I was not very happy when that became no longer available for free. Imgur and Imgbb are different businesses. Without having tried Imgbb, I'm not in a position to say which platform is easiest to use, but I imagine they're quite similar. After setting up an account with Imgur.com, I found everything pretty straightforward: 1. When uploading to your personal library, you can use the 'browse and select' option or 'drag and drop'. 2. Your images are set out in a grid of 60 thumbnails per page (5 columns x 12 rows). 3. Basic editing features also exist (crop / resize / rotate). 4. To post one of your images on a forum, click on the thumbnail to expand the image, then copy the BBCode and paste it directly into your post. On a separate note, I quite like the Imgur homepage, which has user posts and comments that are often humorous, and sometimes even interesting. Thank you met. I have clearly tried before as I have the imgur app on my phone. I’ll give it another go. Appreciate your time.
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met
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Recommended Art Books, by met on Sept 11, 2020 22:14:06 GMT 1, Imgur and Imgbb are different businesses. Without having tried Imgbb, I'm not in a position to say which platform is easiest to use, but I imagine they're quite similar. After setting up an account with Imgur.com, I found everything pretty straightforward: 1. When uploading to your personal library, you can use the 'browse and select' option or 'drag and drop'. 2. Your images are set out in a grid of 60 thumbnails per page (5 columns x 12 rows). 3. Basic editing features also exist (crop / resize / rotate). 4. To post one of your images on a forum, click on the thumbnail to expand the image, then copy the BBCode and paste it directly into your post. On a separate note, I quite like the Imgur homepage, which has user posts and comments that are often humorous, and sometimes even interesting. Thank you met. I have clearly tried before as I have the imgur app on my phone. I’ll give it another go. Appreciate your time.
You're welcome, but note there's also a key point that should have been mentioned earlier:
Since I only have a landline and a laptop, I am clueless about Imgur's user-friendliness with a mobile phone.
Imgur and Imgbb are different businesses. Without having tried Imgbb, I'm not in a position to say which platform is easiest to use, but I imagine they're quite similar. After setting up an account with Imgur.com, I found everything pretty straightforward: 1. When uploading to your personal library, you can use the 'browse and select' option or 'drag and drop'. 2. Your images are set out in a grid of 60 thumbnails per page (5 columns x 12 rows). 3. Basic editing features also exist (crop / resize / rotate). 4. To post one of your images on a forum, click on the thumbnail to expand the image, then copy the BBCode and paste it directly into your post. On a separate note, I quite like the Imgur homepage, which has user posts and comments that are often humorous, and sometimes even interesting. Thank you met. I have clearly tried before as I have the imgur app on my phone. I’ll give it another go. Appreciate your time. You're welcome, but note there's also a key point that should have been mentioned earlier: Since I only have a landline and a laptop, I am clueless about Imgur's user-friendliness with a mobile phone.
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brycepen
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Recommended Art Books, by brycepen on Sept 11, 2020 22:47:49 GMT 1, Are we only talking about art books here? Frankly, I’d love to give and get recommendations for any books.
Are we only talking about art books here? Frankly, I’d love to give and get recommendations for any books.
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Recommended Art Books, by Coach on Sept 11, 2020 22:58:06 GMT 1, Thank you met. I have clearly tried before as I have the imgur app on my phone. I’ll give it another go. Appreciate your time. You're welcome, but note there's also a key point that should have been mentioned earlier: Since I only have a landline and a laptop, I am clueless about Imgur's user-friendliness with a mobile phone.
And I only have a mobile! I did buy a laptop a couple of years ago but within two weeks my eldest’s laptop died, so I gave him my new one. You will no doubt see if I’m successful! Thanks again met.
Thank you met. I have clearly tried before as I have the imgur app on my phone. I’ll give it another go. Appreciate your time. You're welcome, but note there's also a key point that should have been mentioned earlier: Since I only have a landline and a laptop, I am clueless about Imgur's user-friendliness with a mobile phone. And I only have a mobile! I did buy a laptop a couple of years ago but within two weeks my eldest’s laptop died, so I gave him my new one. You will no doubt see if I’m successful! Thanks again met.
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Recommended Art Books, by Coach on Sept 11, 2020 22:59:31 GMT 1, Are we only talking about art books here? Frankly, I’d love to give and get recommendations for any books.
We have digressed slightly, my fault, and for that I apologise. But in the preceding pages there are plenty of recommendations, including my latest Munch book.
Are we only talking about art books here? Frankly, I’d love to give and get recommendations for any books. We have digressed slightly, my fault, and for that I apologise. But in the preceding pages there are plenty of recommendations, including my latest Munch book.
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Recommended Art Books, by Coach on Sept 11, 2020 23:01:27 GMT 1, Are we only talking about art books here? Frankly, I’d love to give and get recommendations for any books.
Ah, I’ve just reread your post. I think this thread is probably best kept for art books. Though OP may have a different view. Maybe start another for fiction. I’ll happily join in on that too. Thanks.
Are we only talking about art books here? Frankly, I’d love to give and get recommendations for any books. Ah, I’ve just reread your post. I think this thread is probably best kept for art books. Though OP may have a different view. Maybe start another for fiction. I’ll happily join in on that too. Thanks.
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brycepen
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Recommended Art Books, by brycepen on Sept 12, 2020 0:02:27 GMT 1, Are we only talking about art books here? Frankly, I’d love to give and get recommendations for any books. Ah, I’ve just reread your post. I think this thread is probably best kept for art books. Though OP may have a different view. Maybe start another for fiction. I’ll happily join in on that too. Thanks.
I mean, we can keep it focused to contemporary art and culture, just not picture books. For example, Stanley Donwood produces books that are, in my opinion, still art, but they feature both illustrations and his philosophy expressed in written word or short stories.
I guess I’m just asking to open the discussion to more than just books with pictures of art and, rather, expanding the definition of artistic expression in the form of a book *puts on nerd glasses* 🤓
Are we only talking about art books here? Frankly, I’d love to give and get recommendations for any books. Ah, I’ve just reread your post. I think this thread is probably best kept for art books. Though OP may have a different view. Maybe start another for fiction. I’ll happily join in on that too. Thanks. I mean, we can keep it focused to contemporary art and culture, just not picture books. For example, Stanley Donwood produces books that are, in my opinion, still art, but they feature both illustrations and his philosophy expressed in written word or short stories. I guess I’m just asking to open the discussion to more than just books with pictures of art and, rather, expanding the definition of artistic expression in the form of a book *puts on nerd glasses* 🤓
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Recommended Art Books, by Terry Fuckwitt on Sept 12, 2020 0:25:40 GMT 1, If you use mobile Coach it's easier to switch to desktop at bottom of screen.
Click on reply or quote
Click on upload images to reply
Click on browse from your device
Find image in gallery or file and click upload
Click on create post
Hope this helps
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Recommended Art Books, by Coach on Sept 12, 2020 0:30:11 GMT 1, Ah, I’ve just reread your post. I think this thread is probably best kept for art books. Though OP may have a different view. Maybe start another for fiction. I’ll happily join in on that too. Thanks. I mean, we can keep it focused to contemporary art and culture, just not picture books. For example, Stanley Donwood produces books that are, in my opinion, still art, but they feature both illustrations and his philosophy expressed in written word or short stories. I guess I’m just asking to open the discussion to more than just books with pictures of art and, rather, expanding the definition of artistic expression in the form of a book *puts on nerd glasses* 🤓
It’s not really my place to answer, but my view is go for it.
Ah, I’ve just reread your post. I think this thread is probably best kept for art books. Though OP may have a different view. Maybe start another for fiction. I’ll happily join in on that too. Thanks. I mean, we can keep it focused to contemporary art and culture, just not picture books. For example, Stanley Donwood produces books that are, in my opinion, still art, but they feature both illustrations and his philosophy expressed in written word or short stories. I guess I’m just asking to open the discussion to more than just books with pictures of art and, rather, expanding the definition of artistic expression in the form of a book *puts on nerd glasses* 🤓 It’s not really my place to answer, but my view is go for it.
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Recommended Art Books, by John The Badgers on Sept 13, 2020 17:28:35 GMT 1, No objection whatsoever here, indeed would welcome any contributions, or suggestions and information Brycepen.
Part of the enjoyment of this site for me is learning about subjects that previously I have no knowledge, and have learnt how valuable the input is from people on here, for example the Munch comments above.
No objection whatsoever here, indeed would welcome any contributions, or suggestions and information Brycepen.
Part of the enjoyment of this site for me is learning about subjects that previously I have no knowledge, and have learnt how valuable the input is from people on here, for example the Munch comments above.
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sycamore
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