"Mr. Armagan is an important figure in the history of picture-making, and in the history of knowledge. His work is remarkable. I was struck by the drawings he has made as much as by his work with paint. He has demonstrated for the first time that a blind person can develop on his or her own pictorial skills the equal of most depiction by the sighted. This has not happened before in the history of picture-making."
John M. Kennedy, Professor
Perception/Cognition Psychology
University of Toronto at Scarborough
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Lively Colors of a Dark World
by Joan Eroncel
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