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This looks like level treetops against a solid blue sky, I thought as I stood in front of the painting. The artist must have been standing some distance and looking up when he or she painted this. I began to scan for a signature. There was none or I just couldn’t see it. Maybe there wasn’t enough light. That’s why the sky looked so solid, the leaves without shadow. Then, suddenly, I felt my mind move from a painting viewer to a Jungian, a student of Carl Gustav Jung.
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