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The Starry Night And Van Gogh

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Losing an individual who has endured and distinguished themselves has the same impinge on life as an eraser does. By using an eraser to expunge a component within a masterpiece, an element that indicated the integral contrivance of an artwork is lost. The aberration within the piece vividly disrupts the continuation and instead delineates an indistinguishable portrait. Pervasive deformities such as the Mona Lisa without her eminent smile, the Starry Night without the steeple of the church, and Van Gogh without his use of oil paints, are so anomalous that to a point they are beyond recognition. Similarly, as soon as someone passes away, normality changes and reconstructs itself antithetically. Life, equivalent to a masterpiece, constantly changes

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