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Marthe48

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42. They had the immersion set up in several locations

Reply to CTyankee (Reply #40)

Sat Jul 16, 2022, 09:10 AM

Jul 2022

My daughters and I went to one near D.C. Here is a link to see where the immersion is offered: https://vangoghexpo.com/

The exhibit was in the 80s. You can get in touch with your local museums and see if they will have exhibits you want to see.

Hope you find something you like

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I suspect they will photograph the earlier painting and display it that way. It doesn't look like Martin68 Jul 2022 #18

They can do a lot with digital Marthe48 Jul 2022 #19

I imagine they can do an excellent job digitally restoring the painting. Martin68 Jul 2022 #20

where was it and can I go? CTyankee Jul 2022 #40

They had the immersion set up in several locations Marthe48 Jul 2022 #42

There was a Van Gogh on display central scrutinizer Jul 2022 #4

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I know that museum! I broke down and wept at "Wheat fields with Crows." CTyankee Jul 2022 #41

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That's great! BlueIdaho Jul 2022 #24

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I'll bet you're still an art teacher BlueIdaho Jul 2022 #34

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