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“I felt the great scream through nature.”

Everyone knows the face. Almost everyone thinks they know what it means. But what if the figure in The Scream is not the one screaming? Munch left the question open — and the painting becomes much stranger when you do too.

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"Painting is poetry that is seen rather than felt, and poetry is painting that is felt rather than seen."

Leonardo da Vinci painted this woman more than 500 years ago. Today, millions of people come to Paris to see her. But why does her smile look different when you look at her? And why did Leonardo keep the painting for so many years?

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👁️ There’s a hare in this painting. You probably won’t see it.

Turner et Pluie, Vapeur et Vitesse

A closer look at a work of art — and a little French along the way. Follow the idea, and let the details come into focus.

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"When I know your soul, I will paint your eyes."

Jeanne Hébuterne was more than Modigliani’s model. She was an artist herself, and his partner during the last years of his life. Modigliani painted her again and again — but there is something unusual about the way he painted her eyes.

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