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What Was the First Painting Ever Censored for "Religious Offense"?
Censorship in art isn't a modern invention.
From the moment artists began asking bold questions, someone out there was already saying:
"This one goes too far!"

One of the earliest and most iconic examples comes from the 15th century, painted by the Italian artist Masaccio.

In the church of Santa Maria Novella in Florence, he created a fresco called:
"The Expulsion of Adam and Eve from Paradise"

I am overthink (paint) ing

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