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An analysis on the Deconstructed Visage in Fashion Illustration - Based on the Deconstructed Visage of Francis Bacon's Painting -
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  • 2005Deleuze et l'art125 cited
  • 1996Francis Bacon : Commitment and Conflict34 cited
  • 1992Du visage au cinéma20 cited
  • 2000Fashion Illustration Next5 cited
  • 2011Body Modification in Fashion Illustrations Based on the Theory of 'Corps sans Organes' of Deleuze3 cited
  • 2009A Study on the Realism of Francis Bacon’s Paintings: Focused on the Duality of the Images1 cited

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