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[Flex Mentallo]

6 hours ago, path4play said:

Sounds like they made a real mess of it?  Restoration on, Restoration off, is what's left Leonardo?  Story to me makes a good argument for just leaving the darn thing alone to begin with.

 

 

I think its fairly clear from the images that the restorer has killed the image. It's dull, flat and mushy.

Edited October 18, 2018 by Flex Mentallo

[Mr bla bla]

1 hour ago, Flex Mentallo said:

I think its fairly clear from the images that the restorer has killed the image. It's dull, flat and mushy.

+1

[Sqeggs]

9 hours ago, Flex Mentallo said:

Thanks for sharing that Tony - absolutely stunning! Do you happen to know if there are facsimiles of such rare examples?

 

I don't, but this is one I would love to have if it's available. 

One of the things that made this find so striking is that the four pieces that make up the whole were found folded in the suitcase.  They weren't glued to a backing board as was typically done when these posters were displayed in a theater. 

[adamstrange]

“The best art is the most expensive because the market is so smart.”

http://www.vulture.com/2018/10/how-does-the-art-world-live-with-itself.html?utm_source=fb&fbclid=IwAR3f3rJog3fJNFLta_y4dmYlIlyc6EpcRw90VgzCOuIHUL7SvQBAcTmreuA

[MusterMark]

On 10/20/2018 at 8:31 PM, adamstrange said:

“The best art is the most expensive because the market is so smart.”

http://www.vulture.com/2018/10/how-does-the-art-world-live-with-itself.html?utm_source=fb&fbclid=IwAR3f3rJog3fJNFLta_y4dmYlIlyc6EpcRw90VgzCOuIHUL7SvQBAcTmreuA

Fascinating article.  Makes me really want to watch the movie.