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2 Paris Through a WindowParis Through a Window Paris Through a Window Marc Chagall

3 Guggenheim New York French Fantasy Oil on Canvas Painting

4 Critique Process Analysis: In the background, there are a lot of houses and the Eiffel Tower in the background. There are all different kinds of patterns! Interpretation: Marc Chagall thinks there are a lot of strange things going on in Paris. Judgment: I like this painting because it is very different, and it is very odd! Description: An Exciting Paris, all different kinds of colors,and a lot of straight lines,and a lot of positive space.

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