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Ahh yes. The technique is obviously a juxtaposition of the early Baroque period transposed on the later Impressionists. The composition moves hesitantly towards the bold linear interpretation of Dali muted by the warm influences of Renoir.
That last one is especially nice, Herbie.
That last one is especially nice, Herbie.
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Ahh yes. The technique is obviously a juxtaposition of the early Baroque period transposed on the later Impressionists. The composition moves hesitantly towards the bold linear interpretation of Dali muted by the warm influences of Renoir.
That last one is especially nice, Herbie.
That last one is especially nice, Herbie.
Yeah, what he said.
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Ahh yes. The technique is obviously a juxtaposition of the early Baroque period transposed on the later Impressionists. The composition moves hesitantly towards the bold linear interpretation of Dali muted by the warm influences of Renoir.
That last one is especially nice, Herbie.
That last one is especially nice, Herbie.
I presume you meant that the Renoir influence prevents the Dali interpretation from "melting" the wheels? Or do I presume too much?
Nice Pics as well!
