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I know this was used in the example but I chose it before reading the example so it's still my idea. This painting is the only paiting i've seen so far that gets a strong emotion out of me. I can feel the terror on his face because I, like many people, have anxiety so I can feel what the screaming suject is feeling. I feel like I'm staring into my own subconsious and facing a fear just by looking at this painting and learning what it represented.

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Sharks are scary if you find yourself face to face with one like I did while scuba diving in Guam. This piece speaks to me because It scratches that itch of curiosity and adrenaline similar to how a scary roller coaster draws you in even though you know that a little bit of fear will come with it. When I win the lottery you can expect to find one of these sharks in my living room for all to see!

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This painting speaks to me because it was so controversial the first time they put it on display and angered the Catholics. I like that it pushes boundaries and has poop all over it. I like that the painter questioned what color Mary could have been. I don't think art like this should be censored. I wouldn't like it on my wall but I could see how other people would. My favorite part about it is the elephant poop everywhere.

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This painting by Van Gogh strikes me as interesting because he painted it looking out his bedroom window in an insane asylum. I like how the swirly lines in the trees and stars suggest that his mind was swirling. I wonder what he was thinking about to make him paint like that. I also love this painting because I have a pair of Starry Night socks.