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Paperblog Editor's Pick

• Travel Portraits – Candid Or Posed?

  

  Different school of thoughts on travel photography and portraits exists. Some feel that a portrait or street scene must be captured candidly and offer natural... Read more

  The 04 May 2011 by   Flemmingbo
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• The Hunt For The True Mona Lisa Begins

  

  Researchers have begun their hunt for the remains of the woman who might have been the model for Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, hoping to unravel a mystery... Read more

  The 04 May 2011 by   Gerard
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• DVD Review: Out of the Shadows

  

  Die Frau ohne Schatten from Nagoya, Japan Screen-grab of Luana DeVol as the Empress in Die Frau ohne Schatten, Image © 1992 Bavarian State Opera/ArtHaus... Read more

  The 03 May 2011 by   Superconductor
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• Double Revews: Unhallowed Grounds & Dark Horse (Audiobooks)

  

  Unhallowed Grounds by Heather Graham Genre: Mystery/Suspense, Thriller Length: 9 hours, 5 mins. Read by: Emily Durante From Amazon: When Sarah McKinley is... Read more

  The 03 May 2011 by   Bookaholic
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• The Muse That Blew The Fuse

  

  Back in the 80s when I used to visit the Art Gallery of Ontario, one of my favourite paintings to see was the Marchesa Casati; a fiery red head with a smolderin... Read more

  The 03 May 2011 by   Thecleverpup
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• Alexis Rockman's Manifest Destiny To Become Part of American Art's Collection

  

  Alexis Rockman, Manifest Destiny, 2003–2004, oil and acrylic on wood. ©Alexis Rockman Alexis Rockman's monumental painting, Manifest Destiny, has just been... Read more

  The 03 May 2011 by   Americanart
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• A Book Store With Only 1 Book

  

  Visitors to a New York City bookstore can browse whatever category they want but all they will find is thousands of copies of a single book. Ed's Martian Book,... Read more

  The 03 May 2011 by   Gerard
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• Opera Review: When Three Worlds Collide

  

  A Midsummer Night's Dream at Boston Lyric Opera. "I will roar you as gently as any sucking dove." Andrew Shore (Bottom) and Andrew Garland (Starveling) in A... Read more

  The 02 May 2011 by   Superconductor
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• Mike Hunter- Modern Twist on Traditional Glassblowing Techniques

  

  What began as a childhood fascination for glass artist Mike Hunter became his self-taught profession. His work is proof of his dedication to the traditional... Read more

  The 02 May 2011 by   Artscotland
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• Question and Answer: In 1863, Could An Autopsy Accurately Determine the Cause...

  

  Q: I am a writer trying to figure out what, if anything, a 19th century physician (actually the book is set in 1863) in a provincial Canadian backwater might... Read more

  The 01 May 2011 by   Dplylemd
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