A photographic reproduction of this 1829 edition was published in 1934 by the Rosicrucians in San Jose, California, who declared it an inspired work.
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To fill demands for photographic reproduction, the best available equipment ( American and British ) was obtained and supply requirements and channels were established.
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Ads started out as rough block prints, but gradually absorbed art deco and modernist influences, along with photographic reproductions and the latest in printing techniques.
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To help him visualize work at that scale, he used digital photographic reproductions; each day's work was photographed, and Hockney generally took a photographic print home.
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The Bridgeman case has caused great concern among some museums, many of which receive income from licensing photographic reproductions of objects and works in their collections.
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As a civilian employee for the federal government's satellite remote sensing facility, Winfield developed the first quality assurance program in electronic and photographic reproductions from satellite imagery.
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It has been noted by a number of art critics that photographic reproductions of the object largely fail to convey the impact it makes when viewed firsthand.
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Dyck compiled copies of Kepler's unedited manuscripts, using international diplomatic contacts to convince the Soviet authorities to lend him the manuscripts kept in Leningrad for photographic reproduction.
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Then, too, the hoax came just before the great tidal wave of photographic reproduction, and people were not yet so familiar with the medium's virtues and vices.
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He derives his inspiration from photographic reproductions and magazine clippings, and works in stages of small sketches and drawings until he is prepared for the final painting.
