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While the 10 PRINT program came out of the computer culture and not the art world, it has an uncanny visual resemblance to prior works of twentieth century art. The earliest related work we've tracked down is by Paul Klee, a Bauhaus professor and eminent artist. In his influential short book Pedagogical Sketchbook, Klee discusses… In ?? he implemented these ideas ?? | While the 10 PRINT program came out of the computer culture and not the art world, it has an uncanny visual resemblance to prior works of twentieth century art. The earliest related work we've tracked down is by Paul Klee, a Bauhaus professor and eminent artist. In his influential short book Pedagogical Sketchbook, Klee discusses… In ?? he implemented these ideas ?? | ||
