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    The document discusses the use of photography by artists such as Gerhard Richter and David Hockney to create abstract representations of landscapes and scenes. It describes how Richter took multiple photographs of landscapes from different angles and composed new images from them. Similarly, Hockney made compositions from Polaroid photos, creating new objects rather than simply documenting reality. The document also references Picasso and how he drew inspiration from studying the works of other masters.

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    The document discusses the use of photography by artists such as Gerhard Richter and David Hockney to create abstract representations of landscapes and scenes. It describes how Richter took multiple photographs of landscapes from different angles and composed new images from them. Similarly, Hockney made compositions from Polaroid photos, creating new objects rather than simply documenting reality. The document also references Picasso and how he drew inspiration from studying the works of other masters.

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    Hockney. Camera Works

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    The document discusses the use of photography by artists such as Gerhard Richter and David Hockney to create abstract representations of landscapes and scenes. It describes how Richter took multiple photographs of landscapes from different angles and composed new images from them. Similarly, Hockney made compositions from Polaroid photos, creating new objects rather than simply documenting reality. The document also references Picasso and how he drew inspiration from studying the works of other masters.

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    the use
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    movement and experience

    like Richter s joint photographs of Halifax


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    abstract landscape but an abstract reality
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    joint Polaroids not as the early


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    face à Picasso: comme les autres maîtres aussi, un élève comme le
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    time it takes
    recomposition of a scène photographiée à plusieurs
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    contrairement à la réalité
    scène composée par des polaroid

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    same experience of looking the picture as looking in real life the
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    process of reproducing his own photo
    collages

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