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Do you have artist names for the images?
Only for two or three of them. I thought about adding them as captions, but decided it would be better on the eye if all the images were captionless. From the top, however, I can identify them as follows:
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3. Dante Gabriel Rosetti
4. Sarah Snazell
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6. Jane Ianniello
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8. Graham Dean
9. Sebastian Bieniek
10. Margo Selski (I think)
Thanks! It’s a great pairing of word and image.
Perhaps a list at the end? As an artist, I always think credit should be given for images that are used. A friend found something of mine floating around the Internet with no credit, and I was not happy. I would always try to both ask permission ( for a contemporary artist) and give the artist’s name. Just as I would not use someone else’s words without giving credit.
Well, that’s rather what we’ve got here (above). Believe me, if I could have found a name to put to the others I would have done so. An exhaustive Google Image search came up with nothing, and I left them captionless for the reason already stated. I stand by my editorial decision on this occasion, which was taken for aesthetic reasons, but I do take your point.