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The Power of Art: J.M.W Turner’s “The Slave Ship”

Molly Lamendola
September 16, 2020
I fully understand that a decent amount of art is hard to understand. It’s difficult to grasp why the all-black Marc Rothko paintings sell for tens of millions of dollars, or how an artist can become famous...
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