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Old 09-08-2005, 22:05   #13
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Re: art prints
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Originally Posted by Incognitas
I'm bowing out...Art should be about what you love not how much of the wall you cover.


On the other hand I suppose if you buy summat really cheap and you get bored with it...

But I'd rather have something I can look at for hours...a print that I bought at the Tate of Waterhouse's Lady of Shalot for me.On the opposite wall is a limited edition Beryl Cook print of lots of little fat fairies sliding down the plants.
i don't particularly want to cover much of my wall, i have a 4ftx1ft mirror on one wall, and then is going to be 2 pictures on the long wall and one picture on a short wall.

Bearing in mind this will only be up for a maximum of 12 months, student bedsit and all that

I'm specifically looking for lightning imagery as I have always loved lightning and think it looks amazing when captured still
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