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'This is NOT an image by Anne W. Brigman; it is credited to Paige De Ponte, who seems to have set up a photograph 'inspired by' Brigman's signature images 'The Heart of the Storm' (1912) and 'Nude by Tree' (1915). Presumably, Deponte's photograph was made closer to the book's publication.' &#13;
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I am grateful for being contacted by Ms. De Ponte, who, as she claims, is "a published photographer - 200 editorials and 2 fine art books (18years) and am noted on my own vision and works." Her photograph in question, 'Devil's Peak, South Africa' (from the monograph Journey into Vanishing Worlds) was made with a sharp lens and lacks some of the sentimentality and romantic sfumato characteristic of pictorialism; I do find, nevertheless, a remarkable connection in content and style between De Ponte's image and those of Anne Brigman, made more than half a century earlier. And since Deponte truly had no knowledge of Brigman, well, that only makes the comparison more intriguing. Is the resemblance merely coincidental, a product of the 'Great Minds Think Alike' school of thought, or Is the idea of a woman taking shelter beneath a gnarled tree in a barren landscape a visual template from some Jungian image bank in our collective subconscious?&#13;
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As much as we strive to be original in our creative efforts, virtually none of us can help being influenced by others. It was, after all, the initial thrill of being touched by someone else's work that inspired most of us who have careers in the arts to embark upon them.&#13;
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