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Leonardo da Vinci -Italian (1452 - 1519)
David Bridburg -American (1963 - present)

Postmodernism here mixes Hollywood dream sequence with da Vinci's The Mona Lisa.

This was done based on a suggestion form my mother. She wanted to know what I could do with the Mona Lisa. I gave this version depth using quadtoning. I sharpened the image, so now you can clearly see the strands of hair as da Vinci painted them. I then blurred around the face and neck outward to the edges of the image to give this work a Hollywood dream effect.


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In my college days I fell into the arts by accident, I enrolled in visual arts classes to fulfill my core electives and became an A student. In retrospect, the arts education I enjoyed receiving was excellent. After college I was still searching for something to do for people in general. Artistic ideas ever present I did not want to make figurative or abstract images. Creating something along other lines was my calling. In 2006 I had the idea of taking a figure in one older painting and putting it into the next painting using computers. If that was all I had decided to do the story would have ended. Creatively the public deserved more from me. In 2012, studying on my own, I taught myself Photoshop. By 2014 I was gathering ideas to...