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The Woman With Flowers By Alfredo Ramos Martinez
The Woman with Flowers painting had several usages of symbolism. It had a wide use of realis, which the painter, Alfredo Ramos Martinez, incorporated had shown the views a greater meaning to the painting. Martinez was an inspired painter who often looked at woman with curiosity. The picture of the woman holding the flowers symbolized work and the Renaissance Era. His perspective helped see not only how the woman had hardships, but also how they are not lazy or helpless as people thought of them. Martinez was a devote of the idea of realism since he first started his art school. The better option was to portray the painting as cubism, even though the woman was not considered to be in painting, but he strictly chose realism. The flowers that

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