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False Colors: Art, Design and Modern Camouflage

An exhilarating kaleidoscope of artists fooling around, making visual puns, tricking society, and conjuring up novel solutions - all tucked into the margins of this astonishing untold history of military camouflage. I had no idea that both Picasso and Matisse assisted their navies in designing new camouflage patterns. This collection of visual wit is really a how-to book on the best way for serious people to employ artists.

-- KK

False Colors
Art, Design and Modern Camouflage
Roy R. Behrens
2002, 223 pages
$28 postage paid
Bobolink Books
Dysart, IA
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