..or was it.. (Song For Richard)

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By: Roger Skinner

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Photographer	Roger Skinner {Karma:81846}
Project	#67 Emotion	Camera Model	Canon 5D
Categories	Landscape Seascapes Abstracts	Film Format
Portfolio	Landscape	Lens	28-300 Canon
Uploaded	8/25/2009	Film / Memory Type	4Gb Flash Card
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Location	City - Cable Beach State - WESTERN AUSTRALIA Country - Australia
About	yeah Diebenkorn thanks man "for all the presents, thanks for giving me your swiss army knife" Laurie Anderson

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Roger Skinner

{K:81846} 9/6/2009

perhaps more stripped back than Richard, nevertheless part of him is in the origins of this. Thanks for the comment

Ian McIntosh {K:42997} 9/6/2009

oo ok he sounds interesting or this writers bloody good
His career thus falls naturally into three phases-or two phases of abstraction with a prolonged figurationist interlude-but this bland periodization fails to do justice to the unfolding narrative of his artistic discoveries. His figures were after all but regimentations of the same urgent and sweeping gestures that were the mark of his driving first abstractionist manner, and were set into pictorial spaces that did not exist in painting before Abstract Expressionism reinvented space.

Malules Fernandez

{K:54810} 8/25/2009

Wonderful!!

RC. Dany {K:64104} 8/25/2009

Excellent .

Zeljko Milutinovic {K:1289} 8/25/2009

Wow, wonderful reflection on the beach...
Regards,
Zeljko

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