Museum Quality Fine Art Reproductions
Joe Rudinec was invited to talk about his approach and techniques to photographing fine art to an audience composed of military artists from around the world. Stating there is no single solution to photographing art and artifacts, he explained that the key factors are knowing what you need to accomplish, what tools you have available and when you need specialized equipment.
We have just been awarded another 5 year contract for photography and production of fine art prints of The Marine Corps Art Collection. It’s been a real honor to have the opportunity to work with such great people and amazing art collection!
Image: Missing Him by Captain Charles G. Grow, USMC. Order your very own reproduction of this piece from RequestAPrint! https://www.requestaprint.net/marines/itemdetail.php?work_id=2969&fbclid=IwAR3Xd05mDeGymAJJqyDqEVMMFuqpkggtIb90KZgtWP5G6PKY2Fxf-WSKrwk
“His art appeared on book and magazine covers, in ads, on movie posters such as King Kong, Star Wars and the Towering Inferno, and on U.S. postage stamps, most memorably, the Santa Claus Christmas Stamp in 1983 and again in 1991. He painted beautiful women of all ages, cars…classic and innovative, disaster scenes, landscapes, seascapes, sporting events, festivals, airplanes, monorails …whatever he was asked to do. With his ability to see things from a different perspective, John’s illustrations depicted the full spectrum of life-past , present, and future. This quiet, contemplative genius will not soon be forgotten.” – on John Berkey
This piece is from The US Navy Art Collection! You can order your very own reproduction of this piece online here – https://www.requestaprint.net/navy/itemdetail.php…
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“This landscape of ice skaters on Clove Pond is by William J. Glackens and was completed around 1916. Glackens often painted New York City and Clove Pond likely represents what is today known as Clove Lakes Park in the Sunnyside neighborhood of Staten Island. Glackens was an American Realist painter and one of the founders of the Ashcan school. Four of his paintings are in the White House Collection.”
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“The Charter Oak is a symbol of the spirit of independence that began the American Revolution. In 1687, Connecticut stood alone in New England in defying James II’s orders to relinquish a 1662 charter that had given the colonies self-government. Legend has it that the candles went out suddenly at the showdown meeting and the charter vanished – into a hole in an ancient oak tree down the street which was said to have been a council tree of the Native Americans who watched for its leaves to appear in the spring to indicate the proper time for planting corn. When the tree was felled by a violent storm in 1856, a counting of its rings determined it to be almost a thousand years old.”
The painting depicts the grand old tree with a fence just beyond it and the tiny figure of a woman to its left.
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