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Advice from William Paxton

12-31-2006, 03:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Allan Rahbek

This is all so true and if it was understood one would paint like the masters.
How about illustrating the maxims one by one?

I hope you're not asking ME to do this, Allan.

They all look hard to me. For example, the only way I can make "objects swim in the air" is to toss the painting across the studio.

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