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“The inherent lightness or darkness of a form - its local-tone - is a given quality of all forms. It is affected by, but separate from, the light and dark areas that result from light falling on forms.”

Quote by Nathan Goldstein

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Nathan Goldstein

Nathan Goldstein, whose profession and category are unknown, was born in 1927. His life experience and contributions are not yet clear, and more detailed information is needed. more

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