This would support written accounts that have described a wooden structure that Malay earthenware, European transfer print ceramic, Japanese ceramic ware, and various species of marine gastropods and bivalves.
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Smith is selling 10 dye-transfer prints by William Eggleston, the quirky Memphis art photographer who was given the first exhibition of color photography at the Museum of Modern Art in 1976.
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A dye transfer print measuring, Eggleston considers it among his most challenging and powerful works, " so powerful that, in fact, I've never seen it reproduced on the page to my satisfaction ".
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Shown in the top 20 U . S . cities from dye-transfer prints struck in the classic three-strip Technicolor process, the visuals have a color-richness and contrast to the shadows that are positively thrilling.
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It was during this residency that Mantzaris made an extensive body of large thermal wax transfer prints dealing with the military repression and accounts of the crackdown witnessed first-hand during " Black May ".
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A hot-pink ceramic ewer and basin, circa 1905, is attributed to George Logan, also Scottish, for Wedgwood & Co . It has a transfer print of a Scottish rose decoration and a chic black-and-white checkered rim.
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A hot-pink ceramic ewer and basin, circa 1905, is attributed to George Logan, also Scottish, for Wedgwood & AMP; Co . It has a transfer print of a Scottish rose decoration and a chic black-and-white checkered rim.
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"Rear Window " was restored by the team of Robert A . Harris and James C . Katz for its 1999 limited theatrical re-release ( utilizing Technicolor dye-transfer prints for the first time in this title's history ) and the Collector's Edition DVD release in 2000.
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The final work comprises an installation of 412 C-prints and gelatin silver prints ( in the collection of The Museum of Modern Art, New York and the Reina Sofia, Madrid ), a book ( published by the Wexner Center and MIT Press ), and a portfolio of 40 dye-transfer prints.
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Selwood has had solo drawing exhibits at Track 16 ( 2010 ) and the Rosamund Felsen Gallery ( 2015 ) titled " Sounding the Note of A " . " Sounding the Note of A " featured transfer prints on paper, as well as large sculptural pieces inspired by the balaclavas of the band Pussy Riot.
