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What 19th century invention is said to have "freed the artist" to create?
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What 19th century invention is said to have "freed the artist" to create?

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It has been said that "impressionism" or "abstractionism" "freed the artist" to create, since these methods reduced the emphasis on "realistic" representation and gave the artist far more creative freedom. 
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