A pile-on of curiosites
The Quiet BW paintings were created as a means to work out some urgent concepts of interest.
1. While visiting the Cloisters I was captivated by the Camel painting, and how it was a "12th century, fresco transferred to canvas, from San Baudelio de Berlanga, Spain." Fresco transferred to canvas?!
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2. How some of NJ Transits train's electric signs were geometrically segmented to mysteriously convey every possible number and character using line and curve.
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3. A quest to find the tipping point where white (absence of color) ends and discernible color begins.
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4. Forensic analysis research to find the exact colors in Mondrian's Broadway Boogie Woogie.
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While the paintings were difficult to photograph, the colors will begin to appear if you let your eyes drink in the images.