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  1. G.V. Zgarenkov, Self-portrait, tempera, 1989. Back, Visble Light.

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  2. G.V. Zgarenkov, Self-portrait, tempera, 1989. Ultraviolet Fluorescence.

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  3. G.V. Zgarenkov, Self-portrait, tempera, 1989. Digital Infrared.

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  4. G.V. Zgarenkov, Self-portrait, tempera, 1989. Raking light.

  5. Oil paint on canvas, painting of David Bowie by Marcus Raynal Hislop, presented as an 80mp file- so zoom in and see the details!

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  6. Can you discover who the painter is and what the subject is and email me at kkindt@earthlink.net

  7. A high resolution capture of a painting, color accurate for printed reproductions of the original work

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  8. How & Nosm's mural in Rochester, NY for Wall Therapy, July 2012. www.howandnosm.com Will open in a new tab or window/ wall-therapy.com Will open in a new tab or window/ Shot handheld, stitched with Hugin. Probably worth revisiting with a pano head and better lighting (and fewer cars in the way).

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  9. This mural depicts the early General Store run by Jacob Miller in 1906.

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  10. This scene is depicted in a painting that hangs in the Chicago Art Institute. David later dumps out the water when he says he is not worthy to drink it after this man has risked his life to get it for him.

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