Answer Freud was heavily influenced in his early work by a group of 20th century figurative painters known as the Slade School. William Roberts and Stanley Spencer's, use of flat cubism, and distortion is evident in his work from pre 1950. His work was compared at this time to German expressionism, something he denied.:
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Here ya' go? A really bad doodle brought to you by me. Hope this helps? (Just trace it if you need to, I really don't care)
That's <span> the Ruin's of Gallego Flour Mills
</span><span> It records an event and exists as an allegory of the costs of the Civil War. Back then the Gallego flour mills were world renown and symbolize the economic strength of united states due to superior flour it produced. No-one ever thought that it would be destroyed by our own.</span>
How bold the colors were, and he liked the colors that shined
