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photomontage was held in
Germany in 1931. A
later term
coined in
Europe was, "
photocollage",
which usually referred to
large and
ambitious works that
added typography...
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portraiture work,
including 150 paintings, drawings, prints, sketchbooks, and
photocollages from over five decades. The
collection ranged from his
earliest self-portraits...
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Britain An Encyclopedia. Routledge. pp. 19–20. ISBN 9780415669726. "
Photocollages Reveal Wit and
Whimsy of the
Victorian Era in
Metropolitan Museum Exhibition...
- up, and it
works to hold the
movie together." She is the
subject of a
photocollage by
David Hockney entitled Nude 17th June 1984 #10. In 1987,
Russell gained...
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Tower IV:
Wizard and Gl**** The only Dark
Tower illustrator to work in
photocollages. 4.5 Jae Lee The Dark Tower: The Wind
Through the
Keyhole Also collaborated...
- an
image which purportedly showed the
event was
later found to be a
photocollage. In 1979, work
began on the
Novosibirsk Metro Transit System, culminating...
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practice of
collage to Pic****o and
Braque in 1912, however,
early Victorian photocollage suggest collage techniques were
practiced in the
early 1860s. Many institutions...
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Pearblossom Highway,
California State Route 138
Pearblossom Highway #2, a
photocollage by
David Hockney Pear
Blossom Run, an
annual run/walk
event in Medford...
- "Anne Helmreich.
Review of "Playing with Pictures: The Art of
Victorian Photocollage" by
Elizabeth Siegel". Caa.reviews. doi:10.3202/caa.reviews.2010.98....
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efforts became more and more innovative.
Entire pages would be
devoted to
photocollages of
drawings [that]
ignored panel boundaries and
instead worked together...
