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Painting about Painting

2019
This book constitutes the first exploration of artistic self-reflection in Islamic art. In the absence of a tradition of self-portraiture, how could artists signal their presence within a painting? Centred on late Timurid manuscript painting (ca. 1470-1500), this book reveals that pictures could function as the painter’s delegate, charged with the task
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In This Painting

Jung Journal, 2019
the flight attendantwears sheer black stockingsand a short skirtconspicuous for whereit ends, especiallyas she bends across the lapsof two portly mento serve the daydreamingcodger in the window sea...
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Description of a Painting

Pediatrics, 1997
There is much to see, say, and write about a painting. Art critics know how to explain the composition, the colors, the vibrancy, the state of mind of the artist. The painting by Andrieux (see Figure) is somehow different. It is the rendering of a hospital scene, a time capsule, focusing on one location with the presence of physicians, nurses, and ...
Russell Nelson, Paul L. Toubas
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This is not a painting: Scanning and printing a painting’s appearance

2019
The appearance of a painting cannot solely be described by the depiction that it presents to the viewer. When viewing the artifact in real life, we find that the painted surface is in effect a three-dimensional landscape of paint. Paintings, “moveable, largely two-dimensional images created for the primary purpose of providing a visual experience”,1 ...
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Paint It Nanoblack

Physics World, 2016
Ever since our ancestors painted images on the walls of caves, artists have sought pigments to represent the 10 million tints that humans can differentiate. Now they have a new ally: researchers who are using optical design principles, nanotechnology and inspiration from nature to create deeper blacks and purer whites.
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Castellani's Paint

Archives of Dermatology, 1979
To the Editor.— Drs Leyden and Kligman did not mention in their outstanding article in the OctoberArchives(114:1466-1472, 1978) the time-honored use of Castellani's paint for interdigital athlete's foot. It is antimacerative, antibacterial, and perhaps, to a lesser degree, antimycotic.
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Painting with pixels

Journal of Audiovisual Media in Medicine, 1989
Two decades ago the subject of computer graphics was regarded as pure science fiction, more within the realms of Star Trek fantasy than of everyday use, but today it is difficult to avoid its influence. Television programmes abound with slick moving, twisting, distorting images, the printing media throws colourful shapes and forms off the page at you ...
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Painting the picture

Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health, 2011
Imagine you are looking at a screen and tracing the various chemicals that are swirling around you. With filters, you would see a map of the area where you live. Those chemical trails are now affecting your friends and neighbours, flowing through the air, the water and through the products we move, use and consume.
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Paint and painting application

Chemical Health & Safety, 2002
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