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Image via Complex Original It goes against the long tradition of still-life painting that came before it, typically depicting a tableau of commonplace, inanimate objects.
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Image via Complex Original It avoids the "challenge" of representational art and goes minimalist.
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Image via Complex Original It simply defies the basic laws of physics.
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Image via Complex Original It is difficult to depict a three-dimensional scene on a two-dimensional surface, as most landscape paintings strive to, but none should be this bad.
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Image via Complex Original It goes over the top with the use of symbolism. We scratch our collective heads and wonder, "Why?"
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Image via Complex Original It attempts to be a life study but goes great lengths to avoid the hardest parts, the hands and feet.
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Image via Complex Original It concentrates way too much on the windows to the soul, the eyes.
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Image via Complex Original It generally fails at properly representing the human form.
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Image via Complex Original It suffers from the artist's obvious inability to draw.
