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FUN DING

an Art Project

by © 2011 • Peter Janssen, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Softcover
Flexible, high-gloss laminated cover
Hardcover, Dust Jacket
Linen cover with full-color dust jacket and flaps
Hardcover, ImageWrap
Cover design is printed on the hardcover
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About the Book
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Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
  • Project Option: Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
    # of Pages: 20
  • Publish Date: Mar 22, 2011
  • Keywords portraits of, antie roken, camel sigaretten, filter sigaret, gevolgen van roken, in rook op gaan, meisjes die roken, minder roken, niet roken, no smoking, pakje cigaretten, passief roken, roken 2007, roken belgie, roken horeca, roken is dodelijk, roken jongeren, roken ongezond, roken op het werk, roken op school, roken schadelijk, sigaren roken, stop roken, stop smoking, stoppen roken, tegen roken, thank you for smoking, verbod op roken, verboden te roken, verslaafd aan roken, wetgeving roken, portraits of death, sigaret packages from around the globe, death treaths, healt warming, Marlboro light, Lucky Strike, Miss Blanche, John Player Special, Monte Carlo, Phillip Morris, Bond Street, Piere Cardin, Red & White, Benson & Henges, Peter Stuyvesant, Black Death Filter, bud, peuk, roken, sigaretten, smoking, Camel, Bastos, Gauloises, West, PallMall, Royale, Marlboro, L&M, Boston, Winston, Parliament, More, Davidov, Kent, Hollywood, Vogue, Chesterfield, Trussardi, Barclay, Elita, Dunhill, Fortuna, Gladstone, Roxy, Embassy, Belga, Zemir, EliXyr, Marscotte, Rixla, Craven, 555, Kebir
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About the Creator
peterja
peter janssen
Amsterdam, Netherlands

Born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Peter Janssen was facinated by detail and collections from his early years. As an artist, Janssen is known for his conceptional ideas and presentations. He likes to think both in two and three dimensions, visualizing some order in his chaotic world. Janssen's work mainly consists of low edition prints. He uses many diverend media to create his work, but is most fascinated with paper and canvas combinations.

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