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Ever wondered what Whistler's mother's place was like the day before he created his famous 'Arrangement in Grey and Black No 1'? How about the Mondays after most Sundays on the Island of La Grande Jatte, as painted by Seurat? And what was it that prompted Mark Rothko to start creating his iconic 'colour field' paintings? This collection of images is a record of some of the befores and afters of such famed works.
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When James Whistler dropped in on his mother the day before her big portrait sitting, this how he found her. A mild panic ensued, but after a fair bit of elbow grease, a cropping of the original scene he had in mind and a couple of bits and pieces which were lying around hung strategically in the background... well... the rest is art history. png; 7200px x 4114px @ 200ppi; 34.3MB This image was created using a selection of text to image AI images made with Adobe Firefly Image 2 and Midjourney (firefly.adobe.com) and composited in Adobe Photoshop.
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