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What has long been known about Monet?s later years is that he suffered from cataracts and that his eyesight worsened so much that he painted from memory. He acknowledged to an interviewer that he was ?trusting solely to the labels on the tubes of paint and to the force of habit.?
Now, thanks to modern digital [...]

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Nearly 40 Percent of Employees Say Companies Are Not Creative

One in five U.S. workers also say they would take less money to work at a more creative company, according to a new survey. When asked about their company’s creative potential, 39 percent of respondents said they do not think of their company as a [...]

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My paintings are available now for purchase as fine art prints. You can choose your own frame online and instantly see how it looks or you can buy a poster. If you prefer an image from my collection at images.com please let me know, and I’ll see if I can make a print of it.

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Seminar Saturday November 11 from 13.00 - 17.30 h. AmsterdamFor many people the subject of art and science is still hard to grasp. Is there something like artistic science, or scientific art, and whereis the boundary to be drawn as to whether something is art or science? Especially in the case of ‘invisible’ technology [...]

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I’ve been painting and creating new illustrations for my agent in NYC. Have a look at my slide show.
These images are available for purchase as Fine Art prints, and may be licensed for publication through images.com

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