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A set of ideas explaining why pictures look as they do, as a product of what a picture might represent, what the artist may have intended, and what the viewer may succeed in seeing. The crude slogan ‘beauty is in the eye of the beholder’ may become embedded in an intuitive theory of pictures at … <\/p>\n
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