Art and life by

Paul Cézanne

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Pablo Picasso

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Edvard Munch

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Van Gogh

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The Differences Between The Original and MOdified Versions

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THE ORIGINALS OF THESE PANTINGS HAD, OF COURSE, NO TECHNOLOGICAL DEVICES IN THEM.

THE PRESENCE OF THOSE GADGETS CHANGED THE MEANING BEHIND THOSE PAINTINGS, TURNING THEIR STORY INTO SOMETHING ABOUT THOSE DEVICES, INSTEAD OF THER ORIGINAL PURPOSES.

The Intention of the Painter

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BY ADDING THOSE GADGETS, THE AUTHOR IS CHANGING THOSE ARTWORKS TO SHOW US, THE AUDIENCE, THAT ART, JUST LIKE TECHNOLOGY, IS PRESENT IN OUR EVERy DAY LIVES.

IN FACT SOMETIMES, THOSE TWO COME TOGETHER, LIKE IT IS WITH DIGITAL ARTS OR PLAYING MUSIC ON OUR PHONES.

SOCIAL MEDIA IS AlSO A GREAT WAY OF SPREADING ART, OR

SHOWING IT TO THE AUDIENCE IT WAS INTENTED TO BE SHOW TO.

Original Names and movements

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A. "BEDROOM IN ARLES" – VINCENT VAN GOGH – POST-IMPRESSIONISM
B. "THE CARD PLAYERS" – PAUL CÉZANNE – POST-IMPRESSIONISM
C. "THE SCREAM" – EDVARD MUNCH – EXPRESSIONISM
D. "WOMAN WITH HAT" (INSPIRED BY CUBIST WORKS) – PABLO PICASSO – CUBISM