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Artist Makes Pasteboard Masks (Jan, 1935)

Artist Makes Pasteboard Masks

A NEW sculptor’s medium has been devised by Stanislaw Raczinsky, Polish artist, who utilizes colored pasteboard, skillfully cut and clipped together, to make striking, modernistic masks.

Related posts:

  1. Grotesque Heads “Carved” from Pasteboard (Jun, 1934)
  2. Artist Engraves Pictures on Fungus as Novel Hobby (May, 1938)
  3. CELLOPHANE MASKS SAVE DOCTORS FROM GERMS (Sep, 1934)
  4. Making Odd Masks Is New Hobby (Aug, 1933)
  5. Sand-Blast Artist (Dec, 1955)
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