This kind of looks like a Pac Man. Nom, nom.

And if you cure him, I will get my wall painted.

This is a picture.

He appears to the left of the manger.

So we can make a short test with you.

I compared this picture with that picture.

Well, lets go back to the 15th century.

I paint as well.

The picture is colorful in contrast with this one.

You zoom in. You really go in.

I'm watching your faces very carefully.

Has this painted it you?

Whose paintings are these?

This is a view of the Alps.

The fifth foundation is purity sanctity.

Cyrus remained the model.

How sweet of you. Which one is it?

painting of the sea...

He painted the picture in oils.

That painting is beautiful, and so is this one.

This is the picture that Mary painted.

Here is where we were, and this is the painting.

This first drawing represents a circus.

This is not the face of your subject.

Where are your squares? They are there out in the lobby.

It is me that painted this picture.

Here is what you show subjects.

Girl with a Pearl Earring by Johannes Vermeer, 17th century Dutch painter.

What's the correct way?

This particular painting is of a door.

It's actually a simple one, but it's a good one to start with.

Yeah, it's a this one here, that's much better.

This painting will pass for genuine.

So the question is if I take 3 out of 8 equally sized cubes, that is the same quantity as taking how many cubes out of 16 equally sized cubes.

Who painted this painting?

Who painted this painting?

Who painted this painting?

By whom was this picture painted?

Who painted this picture?

Who painted this picture?

And there was a little an interesting theory about abstraction.

This is a big joke.

You see the connection?

This painting, it's upside down.

You're looking at depictions