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Location: SoCal | Nice, hadn't seen this before..."Each Adamas guitar is a piece of art in itself, the canvas upon which our luthiers build an interactive masterpiece meant to be touched, shared, showcased, and - above all - played."
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Location: SoCal | That was a nice read. Thanks, Tony
I can proudly say that they are currently creating a masterpiece for me. Thank you Al. |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | Nice Indeed,Thanks Tony.. :)
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Location: Midland, MI | Interesting color blue at the top of the guitar in the second picture from the left. |
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Location: Budd Lake, NJ | Those will probably be the only Picassos I can actually relate to; I don't have the kind of artistic mind that enjoys his stuff. I wish I did, because the art world makes such a fuss over him. :( (I guess it's kinda like being the one person in a room who doesn't laugh when everyone else gets the joke.)
I really like the page, though--thanks for posting it, Tony.
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Originally posted by Jewel's Mom:
Those will probably be the only Picassos I can actually relate to; I don't have the kind of artistic mind that enjoys his stuff. I wish I did, because the art world makes such a fuss over him. :( (I guess it's kinda like being the one person in a room who doesn't laugh when everyone else gets the joke.)
I really like the page, though--thanks for posting it, Tony.
--Karen Karen,
I'm not sure you have to have an "artistic" mind to enjoy Picasso, though, I've heard you sing and play so, I know you have "artistic" in ya. Maybe, you just don't like Picasso's style... and that's fine and if the guitar works are your only entree into his work well, that's fine too... enjoy.
What I fine endlessly clever about Picasso and Cubism in general is the ability to integrate multiple perspectives in a single form (ex. "frontview" and sideview simultaneously). So I'd have to argue that it only takes a simple-mind to appreciate it.
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | If you take the time to go through the entire website, you'll find some great stuff: I actually cut and pasted it into a document entitled (what else) "Adamas". Nice info to have afailable and really nice work on the website! Now if they'll just update it from 2005...
Blessings... |
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