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Gordon Parks
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Diane Dobson Barton
The guy who takes a chance, who walks the fine line between the known and unknown, who is unafraid of failure, will succeed.
Nathan Oliveira
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John Seed
It turns out that an artist famous for his figurative work has been working towards abstraction all his life.
Odd Nedrum
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John Seed
In Nerdrum's vision, the coprophiliac, the necrophiliac, the scatological and the phallic are all disclosed in public.
Thomas Hart Benton
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Diane Dobson Barton
A 'good ol' boy' from Missouri dared to break away from his traditional art training, and jump from the safe edge into the unknown.
Frida Kahlo and Duality
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Amie R Gillingham
Frida Kahlo, an artist best known for her self-portraiture, wrote her own role as the proto-typical Mexican and she played it meticulously.
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