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Reasor, Michael Reuben, author
Dietemann, David L., advisor
Twarogowski, Leroy A., committee member
Williams, Ron G., committee member
2007-01-03T05:34:05Z
2007-01-03T05:34:05Z
1983
1983_Spring_Reasor_Michael.pdf
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http://hdl.handle.net/10217/87448
https://doi.org/10.25675/3.024681
The three major components of painting are concept, form, and process. The thesis paintings are the result of my effort to unify these three concerns. The works are intended to possess a quiet beauty that encourages extended visual interaction.
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ND237.R32.A4 1983
1980-1999
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Form perception
Paintings to be looked at: an effort to unify concept, form, and process
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Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.)
Masters
Art
Colorado State University
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