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How did joan miro use the lute player by hendrick m sorgh as an inspiration for his own painting?
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How did joan miro use the lute player by hendrick m sorgh as an inspiration for his own painting?

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Miró used abstract, amoeba-like shapes to exaggerate details from Sorgh's painting.
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Miró used abstract, amoeba-like shapes to exaggerate details from Sorgh's
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