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This document discusses the artistic techniques of two artists: Ho Ryan-Lee and Marc Hermann. Ho Ryan-Lee is a Korean artist who creates layered digital images of posed models in Photoshop and then paints them in oil on canvas, focusing on the female body. Marc Hermann is a photographer who blends historic crime scene photos from the New York Times archive with current photos of the same locations to make past incidents seem closer to the present. The document provides examples of three locations from Hermann's work, including a 1928 gangster shooting, a 1960 plane crash, and a 1961 shooting.
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