Pablo Picasso Guernica VS. Theodore Gericault's Raft of the Medusa

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Gericault was intrigued by the Medusa ordeal and wanted to paint a picture that best portrayed the event. To create an emphasis on what was happening rather than what the scene actually looked like, the artist used rather drab colors - shades of brown - to bring down the mood of the piece and create an emotional lull...
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Gericault was intrigued by the Medusa ordeal and wanted to paint a picture that best portrayed the event. To create an emphasis on what was happening rather than what the scene actually looked like, the artist used rather drab colors - shades of brown - to bring down the mood of the piece and create an emotional lull...
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