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Congratulations on downloading TIFFCLIP, the Macintosh version!
I hope you enjoy the artwork. All are given in black and white .tif format
meant to be used on desktop publishing software such as Microsoft Word/and/or
pagemaking programs like Aldus Pagemaker. .TIF format is a standard format
for black & white images because if the artist stores the information as I
have done, the images can be changed to other formats like macpaint format as
well as change brightness and contrast. GIF Converter is a popular program
which can change the format of .tif's such as these here.
The images here are meant to be used, however you would wish, so long as
acknowledgement is given to the artist. Suggested use is to print them on
your personalized greeting cards for Christmas or other occassions. I own the
rights to all the images and painted or drew them myself.
Enclosed are:
1922.TIF which is a pencil sketch of a 1922 advertisement of a woman in a wool
suit. It won a contest several years ago and was published.
Calmwave.tif is pastel painting I painted myself which now hangs in The Bridge
House, a support service for mentally disabled people in the South Denver Area
as a gift to their administration (!)
Castle.tif is a scan of a photo of a painting, pastel on velvet which gives
the painting a childlike, soft appearance. It was a rendition of a castle by
the Rhine River.
Galleon.tif is a scan a photo I made from my acrylic ocean picture which now
hanges in the Fort Logan Hospital in Denver, CO.
LoneCyp.tif is scan of a phot of my acrylic painting which is now displayed
at the Raja Yoga Center in Seal Beach. The tiff version, even in black and
white, shows the highlights of the sunset very vividly.
WaveRock.tif is a scan of a photo of a drawing made with pastel pencils.
Jezebel.tif is a scan of a photo of a drawing of Bette Davis' character on her
way to a dance in the film "The Little Foxes". The original image was
published in a magazine called "The Golden Galleon" in 1977.
All the scanned images here were drawn or painted by myself and belong to me,
except that those who pay for them are welcome to have use of them.
If you would like to use these images, or if you would like to keep them for
more than 30 days, please send $10 to:
Murray Cohn
3550 S. Pennsylvania St. #308
Englewood, CO 80110
I am a person on low-income housing and Social Security Disability Insurance
and appreciate honesty in the use of this shareware.
If you ever upload this shareware to another BBS, please be sure to include
this notice.
Thank you.