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Capturing The Fugitive -- In Art | Winslow Homer & Vincent Van Gogh | Digital Art | LiveScience

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Some famous pieces of art vanish if exposed to too much light.

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want did homer really mean (Winslow, that is)? http://ow.ly/6hXFN

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Fugitive Pigments Reveal Their True Colors | Research In Action | LiveScience

livescience.com — “Researchers are able to simulate the original colors painted by Winslow Homer in 1887, which have faded over time.” View full resource at livescience.com

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fugitive pigments...old art and the colors of a fading sky: http://ow.ly/4oSqi

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