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| Yet, for all the modernity of the painting's fame--constructed of endless press coverage, an infinity of cheap reproductions, the praise of a popularizing critical establishment (notably the "decadent" critic Walter Pater), the growth of art museums as uplifters of "mass" taste, etc. The sun has long been worshipped as a mood enhancer and an energy uplifter, but when it comes to your skin, there's definitely a love-hate relationship. It introduces them to the satisfactions of roles which the market rewards only indirectly, if at all: nurturer, defender, uplifter, communicant, teammate, lover, friend. |
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