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I'm wondering what is the name (and artist) of the painting featured on the cover of The Pindar Diamond by Katie Hickman?
http://www.amazon.com/Pindar-Diamond...0868748&sr=8-1 |
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Was thinking...at first..perhaps Hortense Mancini..second thought her sister Maria..the book cover seems softer to me. You can ask the author on facebook.
http://www.facebook.com/katiehickmanbooks?sk=info |
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Beautiful portrait by Jacob Ferdinand Voet. Museum of the "Petit Palais", Paris.
http://www.photo.rmn.fr/cf/htm/CPicZ...E=2C6NU0G5YJBX |
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John Malyon, host
Join Date: Dec 2005
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Once again I am in awe of your ability to do that.
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WOW Saintmarc....just WOW!!! Me too John.
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Thank you for the answers. Although I never would have found it myself even if it was presented to me; the image on the book cover was clearly altered. I wonder why the author was allowed to first use the image with no information on it and second alter it? Hmm.
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John Malyon, host
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I suppose they're technically "allowed" to because the painting is in the public domain. But if credit really isn't given anywhere in the book, that seems rude and inappropriate to me.
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