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What do we understand from this sentence: "the artist no longer painted for himself but rather for other people"?
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What do we understand from this sentence: "the artist no longer painted for himself but rather for other people"?

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You could say he did it to please others because he liked being a painter, and not to earn money from it hence why “no longer painted for him self” what else do you get from a customer in return of your doing? Money of-course.
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