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I just won 61 $DEGEN in Gate of Degen! @degengate

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Rivalry Created by Vellectrum using Midjourney

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People Watching in Old Town beautiful city female Surrealism painting, old European city, original art by Jeramondo Djeriandi, Jg (@djeriandi)

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The image depicts an abstract painting of a woman seated on steps, wearing a yellow dress. The woman has long dark hair that partially obscures her face, and she is portrayed in a contemplative, downward-facing posture. The artistic style is impressionistic, with vibrant, dripping yellow paint that seems to blend into her dress and the surroundings, creating a fluid, dynamic feel

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The image is a vibrant and dynamic painting that depicts a small island or rocky outcrop in the middle of calm waters. On the island stands a tall tower or lighthouse, adorned with a domed top, suggesting an architectural style reminiscent of a minaret or ancient structure. There are intricate metal structures nearby, perhaps resembling decorative or functional antennas, and several human figures can be faintly seen, adding a sense of scale to the setting

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Piu Caprim, The American Dream

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Surprised Man Portrait in Caravaggio's Old Master Baroque Style This painting portrays an extremely surprised man with his mouth open, rendered in the style of Caravaggio and old master Baroque oil paintings. The artwork captures the dramatic expression and intricate details characteristic of Baroque art

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Self-Portrait with Death Playing the Fiddle is an evocative painting by the Austrian artist Arnold Böcklin, painted in 1872. The work captures the artist’s contemplation of mortality, a theme Böcklin often revisited in his pieces

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Valentina Beautiful painting

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Gossipers, Acrylic Figure Painting on Canvas' Wearing bright scarves with traditional African patterns, the three women in Jacob Adjei Adjetey's beautiful painting trade a few pieces of juicy gossip. The artist in Ghana uses a patchwork of bright colors to create the scene, covering everything in an array of fascinating patterns

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The Sun Is Often Out. (GoldMan) Sculpture by Well Well Found, recycled wood set into an old door frame. This piece has been painted over several weeks so is more of a constant stream of ideas rather than adhering to one singular concept. The original idea is based around how people can be 'up' one minute then deeply introspective about the World we live in the next

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E.O. Dartey's Concerned Women is a powerful and evocative painting. In this work, five women stand shoulder to shoulder, united, their bodies cloaked in bold, graphic patterns. The use of acrylic paint gives the artwork a vibrant, textured quality that amplifies the striking visual impact of the figures. Each woman exudes strength, solidarity, and a shared sense of purpose, which reflects the title's theme of concern or advocacy

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"The Triumph of Venus" (1740) is a celebrated painting by French Rococo artist François Boucher. The work epitomizes the lush, sensual, and playful style characteristic of Rococo art, with an emphasis on themes of love, beauty, and mythology The painting depicts Venus, the Roman goddess of love and beauty, surrounded by a group of mythological figures, including cherubs, nymphs, and other deities

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The Death of Marat" (1793) is a famous painting by the French artist Jacques-Louis David, a key figure in the Neoclassical art movement. The painting depicts the assassination of Jean-Paul Marat, a revolutionary leader and radical journalist during the French Revolution In the painting, Marat is shown moments after his murder. David portrays him as a tragic martyr, glorifying his sacrifice for the revolutionary cause

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We Are All Blind

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That time when the landsharks lost all rights to their territory

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