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“Hay una explicación sencilla para esto: al final, el mundo ofrece más apoyo a las obras que comprende de antemano, es decir, al arte que existe desde una generación o un siglo antes. Las expresiones de nuevas ideas ni siquiera suelen considerarse mal arte, ya que, simple y llanamente, no se entienden como arte.”

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