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. Here is an extract from that conversation: Catholic Social Doctrine says the profit motive is permissible, but does ...
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ANSWER: Denis Diderot was one of the most famous 18th century critic of art. He wrote passionately about his love and thoroughly hated contemporary art. For him, Boucher's paintings were heartless, decadent, trivial, and morally worthless. In 1765, while viewing the works of François Boucher, Diderot wrote, “Depravity of morals has been closely followed by the debasement of taste, color, composition.”
Blue is right and like right is blue
<span>Édouard Manet was a French painter.</span>
