“Klimt sought newer truths that could not be captured by the camera. He… turned the artists view inward”

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Context: Like other modern artists faced with the advent of the photography, Klimt sought newer truths that could not be captured by the camera. He... turned the artists view inward—away from the three-dimensional outside world and toward the multidimensional inner self and the unconscious mind.

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American neuropsychiatrist 1929

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