Painting Abstraction
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Abstraction is a technique used in art where the subject matter is distorted or not easily recognizable. Max Ernst was an artist known for his abstract works. His painting "The Eye of Silence" from 1943-1944 features abstract shapes and colors with no clear subject matter or narrative.
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de Beaufort REFLECTION AND REFRACTION
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