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Understanding 9/11Art principles in portrait photography; composition, treatment of backgrounds, and the processes involved in manipulating the plate
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viii, 9-244 p. 24 cm
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A seminal work of value both to artists and photographers. Beck was a professor at the Pratt Institute in NYC for over a decade in the early 19 century. He was widely known for his portrait skills. Later on he developed a unique "starch-painting" method that he used from the 20's to about the 40's. He is arguably one of America's great unknown artists.
This book is still coveted today by serious artists.
Amazon.com review
A seminal work of value both to artists and photographers. Beck was a professor at the Pratt Institute in NYC for over a decade in the early 19 century. He was widely known for his portrait skills. Later on he developed a unique "starch-painting" method that he used from the 20's to about the 40's. He is arguably one of America's great unknown artists.
This book is still coveted today by serious artists.
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