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Lux Ad Lucem

Blogue de opinião e divulgação.

Lux Ad Lucem

Blogue de opinião e divulgação.

13.Nov.09

Mafias farmacéuticas

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  Ignacio Ramonet, Le Monde Diplomatique Muy pocos medios de comunicación lo han comentado. La opinión pública no ha sido alertada. Y sin embargo, las preocupantes conclusiones del Informe final (1), publicado por la Comisión Europea el pasado 8 de julio, sobre los abusos en materia de competencia en el sector farmacéutico merecen ser conocidas por los ciudadanos y ampliamente difundidas. Ler aqui (...)
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26.Out.09

Mona Lisa parodies & recreations 13

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  This painting, titled Jacob's Dog, is known to be a painting of the real life dog Ms. Honolulu (aka "Lulu"), the pet of Lost executive producer Jack Bender. It was in real life created by artist Thomas Hannsz. (Photo Source: CCTV.com)  
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24.Out.09

Mona Lisa parodies & recreations 11

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  Colombian Painter Fernando Botero is now famous for being one of the first artists to use the horrors of Abu Ghraib as inspiration for his work. But some years ago he was known for renditions -- some might call them parodies --of Old Masters, like this Fatso Mona Lisa. (Photo Source: CCTV.com)  
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23.Out.09

Mona Lisa parodies & recreations 10

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  The 3D Art Expert used some basic garden tools and a lawnmower to recreate a Mona Lisa in Tania's South London lawn. Working with nature's canvas he carefully prepared the surface, trimmed the blades of grass and over the course of two days the woman with the enigmatic smirk came to life.(Photo Source: CCTV.com)  
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22.Out.09

Mona Lisa parodies & recreations 9

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  Artist Phil Hansen recreated the infamous Mona Lisa —using burger grease. He used 14 grease-laden burgers to create the unusual masterpiece for an American fast food company — who wanted to show how much grease was in their competitor's burgers.(Photo Source: CCTV.com)  
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21.Out.09

Mona Lisa parodies & recreations 8

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  Created over three months by the employees of the Takashimaya department store in Japan, this Mona Lisa recreation (among other pieces) is made entirely of recycled train tickets. Over 320,000 old tickets were used to recreate the Da Vinci masterpieces of The Mona Lisa, The Birth Of  Venus, and Renoir's Dance At The Moulin De La Galette.(Photo Source: CCTV.com)  
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