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Andre
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This is a quiz, who can answer the most questions?
Went to a museum today (1- which one?), which featured an exhibition of scientific photographs. Anyway they were projected on the walls like this:
And there were no detailed elaborations on them, only a headline for sort of pictures, so that was a bit disappointing.
(those could be questions 2-3-4, what izzit, I don’t know)
Anyway there was more to see, this painting for instance,
Now when I saw that, the idea of having it seen before was very strong, a lot stronger than when I saw it posted here in PF somewhere (5 - where?); but then I realized that it must have been because I may have seen it on my first visit to that museum some decades ago.
This painting is one of the most famous forgeries ever. (6 - who and what?)
7 - Who painted this?
This was an interesting exhibition, 8 -what is covering the floor here?
The corner more in detail:
This is in the garden of the museum:
Another interesting exhibition, with a very interesting back ground lighting:
edit, one more:
This was shot in the dark there with ISO 6400 (flash and tripod were not allowed there)
9- Any idea who made that exhibition?
Went to a museum today (1- which one?), which featured an exhibition of scientific photographs. Anyway they were projected on the walls like this:
And there were no detailed elaborations on them, only a headline for sort of pictures, so that was a bit disappointing.
(those could be questions 2-3-4, what izzit, I don’t know)
Anyway there was more to see, this painting for instance,
Now when I saw that, the idea of having it seen before was very strong, a lot stronger than when I saw it posted here in PF somewhere (5 - where?); but then I realized that it must have been because I may have seen it on my first visit to that museum some decades ago.
This painting is one of the most famous forgeries ever. (6 - who and what?)
7 - Who painted this?
This was an interesting exhibition, 8 -what is covering the floor here?
The corner more in detail:
This is in the garden of the museum:
Another interesting exhibition, with a very interesting back ground lighting:
edit, one more:
This was shot in the dark there with ISO 6400 (flash and tripod were not allowed there)
9- Any idea who made that exhibition?
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