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there are cities that you've never heard with 10 million people contained in them.
But my real question is since industrialization and the advent of premixed tubed paints which allowed for painting an actual seen landscape and of course the photograph which allowed an exact picture of a landscape, does that make the impressionist landscapes more idealized or less idealized then the purely idealized landscapes of the past?
But my real question is since industrialization and the advent of premixed tubed paints which allowed for painting an actual seen landscape and of course the photograph which allowed an exact picture of a landscape, does that make the impressionist landscapes more idealized or less idealized then the purely idealized landscapes of the past?