Rompecabezas / Cuentos y fantasía
The Light of the World
Edward Robert Hughes
Una figura con un farol está de pie en la oscuridad. Un rojo cálido se extiende desde la llama y tiñe todo alrededor; hasta dónde llega la luz es el asunto del cuadro. El color se oscurece a medida que se aleja del farol, así que disponer las piezas por orden de luminosidad facilita colocarlas.
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