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Sheperd Paine book
- Thread starter Tim A.
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Hey Tim,
I heard of that book but wasn't aware it was yet published. Who is the publisher?
Thanks,
Bob
I heard of that book but wasn't aware it was yet published. Who is the publisher?
Thanks,
Bob
Thanks James and Tim,
I found it on Amazon, (New), for $58.00. I appreciate the help!
Bob
I found it on Amazon, (New), for $58.00. I appreciate the help!
Bob
Tim A.
Well-known member
No prob Bob.
Ya know I'm fairly knew to the military modeling scene and who's who in it. My background is in model railroading and can recognize noted figures stuff among that crowd. Of course I new that Sheperd Paine did the Monogram stuff and to tell the truth bought the kits to look at the diorama photo's back then. I had know idea till I looked at this book how amazing his other works are. Especially the box dioramas. These really opened my eye's and I wondered where the h*ll I've been all this time!
I remember visiting the Chicago Art Institute back when I was looking at college's to attend. The gallery there had several of surrealist Joseph Cornell's Boxes on display and I could not believe I was standing inches away from works I had only seen in books. Those boxes had a huge influence on my own stuff.
When I saw Sheperds work and the other artist's examples in the book it stuck a cord. I guess you could say I'm going to try thinking inside the box :side:
Tim
Ya know I'm fairly knew to the military modeling scene and who's who in it. My background is in model railroading and can recognize noted figures stuff among that crowd. Of course I new that Sheperd Paine did the Monogram stuff and to tell the truth bought the kits to look at the diorama photo's back then. I had know idea till I looked at this book how amazing his other works are. Especially the box dioramas. These really opened my eye's and I wondered where the h*ll I've been all this time!
I remember visiting the Chicago Art Institute back when I was looking at college's to attend. The gallery there had several of surrealist Joseph Cornell's Boxes on display and I could not believe I was standing inches away from works I had only seen in books. Those boxes had a huge influence on my own stuff.
When I saw Sheperds work and the other artist's examples in the book it stuck a cord. I guess you could say I'm going to try thinking inside the box :side:
Tim
Shep's work is awesome and has inspired me, to say the least! I am also familiar with Joseph Cornell's boxes. Absolutely phenomenal!
Bob
Bob