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Jun 18 • 11 tweets • 3 min read
"Putin fighting with monkeys for bananas" Art Gallery
#dallemini

inspired by @AsiaK1918

IMPRESSIONISM /1
SKETCH /2
EXPRESSIONISM /3
NEON ART /4
BAROQUE /5
CLASSICISM /6
ART DECO /7
CONSTRUCTIVISM /8
DADAISM /9
CUBISM /10
NEOCLASSICISM /11

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