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1. A Weapon of Mass Instruction Artist Raul Lemesoff, who took an old military 1979 Ford Falcon and gave it a bit of a make-over, says it's his "contribution to peace through literature". The tank-shaped mobile library that carries over 900 books, known as "Arma De Instruccion Masiva" – Weapon of

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She burst onto our screens wearing a fishing net and carrying an onion to play super hot Nordic vixen Aslaug in the SBS hit Vikings.

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Last night I attended a cook out with some friends. The topic of Romans (or was it Greece) came up and of course the 1st thing popped o...

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Technical details: Fine Art Photography, printed on Hahnemüle Velvet, fixed on dibond. Total edition 3 (+ 1 artist proof)/ number 1. Framed in a black wooden floater frame. About Ewa Cwikla (WINNER OF THE 2020 INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS) As a fine-art photographer, Ewa Cwikla (1961) mainly creates free work. In her surprising portraits she always looks for emotion. Another typical style characteristic of Ewa’s work is the nostalgic, almost Rembrandt-like light. She is always looking for this kind of wistfulness because this atmosphere offers serenity in this increasingly fast and hectic world. Ewa Cwikla recently received two prestigious honors. Her work Candy Smoke won the international Fine Art Photography Awards. Following, her work Golden Pillows won the International Colors Awards. These are confirmations that her work is outstanding and distinct, and especially appreciated by many art lovers. Fine art photos by Ewa Cwikla Ewa mainly creates free work in her own way, with an original view on fine-art photography. She has a constant urge to further develop her skills. This also led her to create her own unique filters with which she often edits her photos. It gives her work a uniquely personal signature. Biography of Ewa Cwikla Ewa Cwikla (1961) is Polish by birth, but has lived and worked in the Netherlands for decades. Her first experiences with photography go back to Poland when she was 15. At home she found an old Zenith camera with which she experimented to her heart’s content in the after-school photography club of her high school. From then on, she slowly but surely developed her own interpretation within photography.