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EXPRESSING THE SUBJECT <\/h2>

Break free from the Clutches of Tradition<\/p>

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Modern Art per se did not consider the regular subjects such as flowers, nature, sunset etc as the only subjects worthy of painting. Just anything was accepted as a subject. For example, a group of urchins playing next to an overflowing dustbin is still regarded as a subject for painting.<\/p><\/div><\/div><\/div>

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