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Jackpot.

One of the biggest challenges I've had for both the www.richardamsel.info website and the forthcoming film is finding quality images that accurately reflect the color and detail of Amsel's original work. As I'm also planning to include animation and motion graphics of key artwork throughout the film, I'll need to have the best sources possible.


Well...I hit the jackpot. I just acquired an extensive collection of transparencies that will be professionally scanned and digitized in the coming weeks. Some of these images I had only seen previously as low quality, black and whites, while others I had never seen before at all.


This collection cost me a bit of money (at least by my standards), but objectively it was a very fair price, and is a worthwhile investment for the film.


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Website designed and maintained by Adam McDaniel. All featured photographs, reproductions, and scans of Richard Amsel's artwork are presented here via Fair Use Laws, for the purposes of educational insight, historical analysis, and creative criticism, and are not intended to infringe on any copyrights; images came from either the public domain, my own personal research and scans, or were expressly provided to me for inclusion on this site. All original content, including writing and commentary, including the article "The Art & Artistry of Richard Amsel: American Illustrator" © 2008, 2020 by Adam McDaniel. All rights reserved, and registered with the Writers Guild of America. The documentary "AMSEL: ILLUSTRATOR OF THE LOST ART", the book "RICHARD AMSEL", and Amsel's work as featured in this website are through an exclusive agreement with the Richard Amsel estate.

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