Kamagraphy: noun -
process for making copies of original paintings, using a special press and
treated canvas, which reproduces accurate colours and the texture of the
brushstrokes.
Ideal for galleries, I imagine. But it does rather beg the
question; ‘What about forgeries?’ And, of course, it explains why it’s possible
to view what appear to be original paintings in more than one public gallery.
Clever stuff, eh?
Pic: Looking north over Deepdale, East Yorkshire.
Very clever indeed... But makes you wonder about forgeries..
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Indeed it does.
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