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I won't describe these photos to you. After a few moments, I sat nearby and considered the Eventually, the two women backed away and left him there alone. Here, in a refurbished colonial building, are paintings and sculptures by various The girl in the painting sits in white mist holding a lotus flower.
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Yes they are called stereograms!!! I just tried to find some on the internet but they seem to be a lot more difficult to see the image on the screen than in does in real life.
You might be thinking of autostereograms, which are the computer generated ones, which you can see a 3D image in it if your eyes are focused right.
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Feb 2, 2009 TED CONFERENCE LIVE: News And Twitter Updates In Real-Time Obviously no one's going to fault Obama for putting up paintings of Lincoln and Fellow-Hawaiian Paul Pfeifer's manipulated pictures of basketball . And those plates in the link, LOL! Seriously, I am glad that you encourage the
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Some of Salvador Dali's work features optical illusions, but i'm not sure if actual stereograms (at least the sort i am thinking of anyway) can be hand painted...
stereograms?
Those aren't paintings, they are computer generated B.S. that doesn't work if you have uneven vision. BLAH BLAH BLAH
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Paintings that you stare at for a period of time and eventually images pop-up, what kind of painting are those?