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Diego Velasquez pinta la Sagrada Familia Collage
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Collage, Photo on Paper
Size: 30 W x 24 H x 1.5 D in
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Diego Velasquez painting la Sagrada Famila. Impossible? Why? Turn your head. And of course it is right in the sense of the painter who painted the king's family, the Sagrada Familia but in a very revolutionary way. The king , a foreground person, like Trump or Putin, just steps up the staircase in the background.To Diego, the Spanish painter that inspired me the most , I dedicate this collage!
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Multi-paneled Collage:Photo on Paper
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:30 W x 24 H x 1.5 D in
Number of Panels:2
Frame:Brown
Ready to Hang:Not applicable
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The Back-Eye-Man Por los caminos de un fotógrafo / Following a fotografer The Back-Eye-Man Retrospectiva 16-62mm Curatorial text In Thietmar Bachmann's work photographic routes are manifested through the path of his photographic pictures. It is in the journey of each route where the space is framed and the intimate gaze of the author is focused. These are the paths through which the eye of a photographer has recognized the pictorial subject that, in an immanent way, sprouts in each work in this exhibition. This is how a type of aesthetic thought is framed. One that looms behind every stage of its photographic origin. These are Thietmar Bachmann’s sets, which are — named accordingly — the sets of The Back-Eye-Man. Text in Spanish by Humberto Montero, translation Thietmar Bachmann I am a private artseller
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