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Viktoria Binschtok Reading 6.13: Logic Is Not a Body of Doctrine, but a Mirror-Image of the World. Logic Is Transcendental by Arthur Ou — VisualArtsDB
Viktoria Binschtok Reading 6.13: Logic Is Not a Body of Doctrine, but a Mirror-Image of the World. Logic Is Transcendental
Arthur Ou
2018
Medium
Gelatin silver print
Dimensions
Paper: 20.4 × 25.4 cm (8 × 10 in.)
Genre
Photography
Museum
Art Institute of Chicago
Styles
contemporary
Tags
photographic techniques
21st Century
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gelatin silver print
photographic processes
black-and-white photography
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photograph
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contemporary
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portraits
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