There is a general overuse of metaphor in modern painting shows. Let us return to direct statements.

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There is a general overuse of metaphor in modern painting shows. Let us return to direct statements. It is the most beautiful thing in the world, a kind of magic or miracle that allows us to see the world. The work of the late 19th century is a kind of magic, a kind of miracle. The paintings of the 20th century are all kinds of miracles. The 20th century is the miracle of the 20th century. All the paintings in the show are miracle pictures. The paintings of the 20th century are miracle pictures. The 20th century is the miracle of the 20th century. All the paintings in the show are miracle pictures.The use of metaphor in modern painting shows is a kind of miracle. The use of metaphor in modern painting shows is a kind of miracle. The use of metaphor in modern painting shows is a kind of miracle. The use of metaphor in modern painting shows is a kind of miracle. The use of metaphor in modern painting shows is a kind of miracle. The use of metaphor in modern painting shows is a kind of miracle. The use of metaphor in modern painting shows is a kind of miracle. The use of metaphor in modern painting shows is a kind of miracle. The use of metaphor in modern painting shows is a kind of miracle. The use of metaphor in modern painting shows is a kind of miracle. The use of metaphor in modern painting shows is a kind of miracle. The use of metaphor in modern painting shows is a kind of miracle. The use of metaphor in modern painting shows is a kind of miracle. The use of metaphor in modern painting shows is a kind of miracle. The use of metaphor in modern painting shows is a kind of miracle. The use of metaphor in modern painting shows is a kind of miracle. The use of metaphor in modern painting shows is a kind of miracle. The use of metaphor in modern painting shows is a kind of miracle. The use of metaphor in modern painting shows is a kind of miracle. The use of metaphor in modern painting shows is a kind of miracle.

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There is a general overuse of metaphor in modern painting shows. Let us return to direct statements. In the three canvases of his, the black-and-white image of a woman is one of the most striking. The woman is nude, sitting on a bed, she has her head turned to the side, her body is made up of two vertical stripes of white paint, her legs are straight and her head is parallel to the floor. In each of these two-stripe stripes, the first three rows are black, the last white. The central stripe, which divides the central stripe, is a horizontal stripe of black. The painting is divided into two vertical stripes of black, each with a single stripe of white. The woman is the only one of the four stripes to be a single color. The color is the color of the stripes, and the stripe is the color of the stripe. The stripes are applied in a horizontal order, the paint is applied in a vertical direction, and the stripe is the color of the stripe. The painting is divided into three parts, each part consisting of a vertical stripe of black and two horizontal stripes of white. In each of the three parts, the stripe is applied in a horizontal direction. In each of the vertical stripes, the white stripe is a single stripe, in each horizontal stripe the white stripe is a single stripe. The painting is divided into three sections. The first three sections are black, the last white, and the last black. The painting is divided into three parts. The first three sections are black, the last white, and the last black. The paintings are divided into three parts. The first three sections are black, the last white, and the last black. In each of the vertical stripes, the white stripe is a single stripe, in each horizontal stripe a single stripe. The painting is divided into three parts. The first three sections are black, the last white, and the last black. In each of the horizontal stripes, the white stripe is a single stripe, in each vertical stripe a single stripe.

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There is a general overuse of metaphor in modern painting shows. Let us return to direct statements. The paintings of the first century are usually descriptive of something, let us say, of the earth, or of the sky. Yet in the early centuries, not only were the images descriptive of nothing, but the world itself was described as a map. And the maps of the first centuries are usually traced back to the cartographers. That is, the cartographers have mapped out the world, and the maps are used to map the world. But the cartographers don't map out the world, they map out the world map, or the world as a map. The maps of the first centuries are not the maps of the world, but maps of the world as a map. They are very different maps, and maps of the world as maps. The maps of the first centuries are not the maps of the world, but maps of the world as maps. The maps of the first centuries are not the maps of the world, but maps of the world as maps. And maps of the first centuries are not the maps of the world, but maps of the world as maps. The maps of the first centuries are not the maps of the world, but maps of the world as maps. And maps of the first centuries are not the maps of the world, but maps of the world as maps. The maps of the first centuries are not the maps of the world, but maps of the world as maps. The maps of the first centuries are not the maps of the world, but maps of the world as maps. And the maps of the first centuries are not the maps of the world, but maps of the world as maps. The maps of the first centuries are not the maps of the world, but maps of the world as maps. The maps of the first centuries are not the maps of the world, but maps of the world as maps. And the maps of the first centuries are not the maps of the world, but maps of the world as maps.

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There is a general overuse of metaphor in modern painting shows. Let us return to direct statements. We are told that abstraction is the new vanguard, and that painting is the first step in the development of modernity. This is a classicist myth. The metaphor is not merely the new, but is the very basis of all abstract art. The metaphor is that abstraction is the new, and that painting is the first step in the development of modernity. This is a classicist myth. The metaphor is not merely the new, but is the very basis of all abstract art. The metaphor is that abstraction is the new, and that painting is the first step in the development of modernity. This is a classicist myth. The metaphor is not merely the new, but is the very basis of all abstract art. The metaphor is that abstraction is the new, and that painting is the first step in the development of modernity. This is a classicist myth. The metaphor is not merely the new, but is the very basis of all abstract art. The metaphor is that abstraction is the new, and that painting is the first step in the development of modernity. This is a classicist myth. The metaphor is not merely the new, but is the very basis of all abstract art. The metaphor is that abstraction is the new, and that painting is the first step in the development of modernity. This is a classicist myth. The metaphor is not merely the new, but is the very basis of all abstract art. The metaphor is that abstraction is the new, and that painting is the first step in the development of modernity. This is a classicist myth. The metaphor is not merely the new, but is the very basis of all abstract art. The metaphor is that abstraction is the new, and that painting is the first step in the development of modernity. This is a classicist myth. The metaphor is not merely the new, but is the very basis of all abstract art.

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There is a general overuse of metaphor in modern painting shows. Let us return to direct statements. In the work of the French Impressionists, in particular, there is an almost complete ban on metaphors. This is the case in the works of Georges Rouault, among them the most expressive of them, and Henri Matisse. Not only is the picture itself only a metaphor for a real or recognizable object, but the metaphors are also generally abstract. So it is in the work of the American Abstract Expressionists. The use of such images as wood grain and an elephant's trunk to express a thought is a common, but not necessarily the most successful, way of using metaphor. These are the most effective because they seem to be the most appropriate to the work in the show. The most successful abstract paintings are those by the American Expressionists.The exhibition consists of paintings by artists who are active in the field of modern painting. Of the modern painters included in the show, there are many who have made considerable contributions to the field of modern painting. Among them are the work of Jack Smith, John Chamberlain, and John McLaughlin. Smiths recent paintings are the most successful of his recent works. He has developed a new kind of abstract surface in his recent paintings which has a clear and refined quality. The surface is flat and composed of flat patches of color. The surface is simple and clear. The surface is an important part of his work. The surface is the most important part of his work. The surface is the most important part of his work. The surface is the most important part of his work. The surface is the most important part of his work. The surface is the most important part of his work. The surface is the most important part of his work. The surface is the most important part of his work. The surface is the most important part of his work. The surface is the most important part of his work. The surface is the most important part of his work. The surface is the most important part of his work.