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Monthly Archives: October 2014
Chapel of Saint Ignatius
I am passing through Seattle and visited Steven Holl’s delightful Chapel of Saint Ignatius at Seattle University. These are some panoramas of the interior – the stereoscopic pictures are much more revealing and I will put them together and post them in the next few days.
St. Ignatius – Steven Holl
St. Ignatius – Steven Holl
St. Ignatius – Steven Holl
St. Ignatius – Steven Holl
P-51 Reflections
A few More from Mark West
As in the previous post, these are some drawings by Mark West based on some of my photographs of my drawing instruments in action:
Refiguring by Mark West
Here are a few drawings by Mark West where he has overdrawn some of my photographs of my drawing instruments in action:
Los Angeles Coyotes
Coyote, L.A. Natural History Museum
The Coyote group at the American Museum of Natural History in New York has a background painting by James Perry Wilson, and is absolutely breathtaking – especially the difference in the transparencies and surface of the still pond int he foreground and the river behind – See: https://natchard.com/2012/02/09/dioramas-2/ The Coyote diorama at the Natural History Museum in Los Angeles is pretty carefully made. Like many of the L.A. dioramas the background appears much more scenographic than the ones in New York. I could only find a single photograph – I will have a search and see if I also took a stereo pair and will post it later if it exists.
Instrument Five
Instrument Five
Three of the four Instrument Fives prior to set up
Lost Words
The aftermath of the introductory text for an exhibition that preceded mine in Hamburg a few years ago
James Perry Wilson’s Coastal Redwood Diorama
Coastal Redwood Diorama at the American Museum of Natural History – abnormal view
Coastal Redwood Diorama at the American Museum of Natural History in stereo
James Perry Wilson’s forced perspective view of the Coastal Redwoods at the AMNH
Instrument Eight
Nat Chard 