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Wings of the Morning
Edward Robert Hughes
A winged figure crossing a blue sky. Painted in 1905; in skies like this Hughes built up very thin repeated layers so the light seems to come from inside the paint. Sky takes up most of the picture and its shifts are subtle, so it is worth starting at a lower piece count.
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