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Look Deeper into da Vinci's "The Last Supper". What was da Vinci's mistake with this piece? Who are we looking at?

Look deeper into Picasso's "Guernica". What is the story here? How can we learn about history through this painting?

Looking at Marcel Duchamp's "Fountain", how did it challenge what was considered art? Is it art?

Look into the lives of three "great artists" and their actions. How does this change how we view their art?

Looking deeper into Titian's "Venus of Urbino", what makes this piece so influential? How is contrast used so efficiently here?

Look at one of the founding pieces of pop art by Richard Hamilton. What can we learn about history from art? How do we see the effects of war in this piece?

Looking into Michelangelo's "Creation of Adam" within the Sistine Chapel, how does art speak to the illiterate? Who is the woman with God?

Look into Robert Campin's "Annunciation Triptych". How does this Flemish painting tell the story in a modern setting? How is the story enhanced by symbolism?

Looking at Willlem de Konning's Untitled, how can we see the artist through a painting? Is modern painting really that bad?