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WHERE THE INSPIRATION COMES FROM
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Turner - 1835 – Impressionistic
Landscape The SF Showplace Square Lobby was redone in this “color field” that started at the floor in gray and brown and flowed upward approximately 30 feet in a “sunrise – sunset” blend of color. The technique was done in three processes. First an under-painting of deep and bright color was applied, followed by a layer of paint applied with scrunched paper and plastic. The final step was to stain the second application back to the first, marrying the layers together. (Shelley Masters – Designer) |
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