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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 16 Feb 1995.
Digital Mona Lisa

Digital Mona Lisa

I possess a computer generated rendition of the Mona Lisa circa 1964.  It 
is on sepiatone paper and measures approx. 30"x20".  The graphic was 
produced at Control Data Labs, in Burlington, Mass.(since closed).  The 
image was transposed from a photo to digital through a scanning 
device(probably state of the art for the period).  Numerals 0-9 make up 
the actual image.  The detail is excellent.  Through my research I have 
determined, only 20 were made.  Also the Computer Museum in Boston has 
one.  If anyone has any information on this historic piece or direction 
to that information please email kyj...@prodigy.com(Andy Patros).   

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From: KYJ...@prodigy.com (Andrew Patros)
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Subject: Digital Mona Lisa
Date: 16 Feb 1995 16:59:00 GMT
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