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<n>Making Amends - Panel 2</n>, a digital illustration by <n>Holly Warburton</n>.

Linen scarf designed by <n>Pablo Picasso</n> for the 1952 <n>Congrès des peuples pour la Paix</n> in Vienna.

A bronze sculpture by <n>Javier Malavia Tabares</n> and <n>Joan Coderch Pares</n>.

A collage by artist <n>Pablo Picasso</n>.

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<n>SMILE YOU ARE</n>, a performance by <n>Jules Leloup Mayrand</n>, <n>Laurence Gravel</n>, <n>Laurence Petitpas</n>, and <n>Vincent Thériault</n>.

<n>Archangel Gabriel</n> (1918), a marble sculpture by <n>Ivan Meštrović</n>.

<n>Books Library - Mobile App Concept</n> by <n>Lay</n>.

<n>The Kiss</n> (1969) by <n>Pablo Picasso</n>.

A stone sculpture known as <n>The woman playing a ball</n> at the <n>Kandariya Mahadeva Temple</n> in Khajuraho, India.

<n>Undine Rising from the Waters</n> (1880), a sculpture by artist <n>Chauncey Bradley Ives</n>.

A couple at the <n>Amsterdam Museum</n> during <n>Museumnacht Amsterdam</n>.

Multimedia installation <n>Pochva</n> (2023) by <n>Filipp Groubnov</n>.

<n>Device for deterritorialization</n> by <n>Karyn Nakamura</n>.

An illustration by <n>Sebastian Curi</n>.

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