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Amsterdam art "Van Gogh's Studio Practice: Canvases Re-used" examines how the Dutch painter reused canvases, including in his works "Seated female nude," "View from Theo's apartment" and "Self-portrait with pipe."
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Amsterdam art "Van Gogh's Studio Practice: Canvases Re-used" examines how the Dutch painter reused canvases, including in his works "Seated female nude," "View from Theo's apartment" and "Self-portrait with pipe."
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Canvases using color, texture and shape to reflect her perceptions.
Museums Post 2010
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Canvases were neatly filed according to a complicated and rigid system, brushes were cleaned as soon as they were used and arranged in order of size; tubes of paint were laid out in strict sequence.
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The main reason is condition: Canvases are vulnerable to a "hundred different types of onslaught and disfigurement."
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Created by Emily: Basketball Canvases skip to main
Basketball Canvases 2008
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Canvases and painting supplies lined the walls and drop cloths protected the floor.
The Rose Bride Nancy Holder 2007
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Canvases and painting supplies lined the walls and drop cloths protected the floor.
The Rose Bride Nancy Holder 2007
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Canvases burnt as firewood then were now worth untold millions of francs.
Art As A Leading Indicator Martin T. Sosnoff 2006
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Canvases by contemporary Chinese artists have recently sold for as low as $10,000.
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