Deception art

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Don't judge a book by its cover people great example

A waterfall that turns into white women. Interesting!

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Let’s not beat around the bush here! The origins of these practices began long, long ago. It was a heavenly battle which came to earth, a war between man and fallen angel…a cast of good…

6. This emotional illustration depicts a forlorn woman who feels trapped within herself similar to the character of Jane Eyre.

"There's no art/To find the mind's construction in the face" Duncan (Act 1 Scene 4) Construction of the mind is shakespeare's way of describing the frame of mind or disposition, and based on this characters are judged as good or evil. This quotation said by Duncan brings up the theme of appearance vs. reality, or deception within Macbeth, and also is a sort of ironic foreshadowing as Duncan is later killed through a deception.

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Often categorized as surrealistic, they differ as the images are deliberately planned and result from conscious thought

Art is a friendly deception. It must deceive in order to succeed, and it must be friendly in order to keep its audience happy. In fiction, this deception is maintained via a storytelling contract.