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Response 2/4/20

The girls in the paintings look melancholy. The girl in the first paintings is looking straight ahead, a sad expression on her face. The girl in the second painting is posing, but she doesn't look happy to be doing it.
If you look closely you can see all the brush swirls and patterns were these were painted. I think they were painted using oil paints because of the thick textures.
The reds backgrounds in these images set the mood. There appears to be a somber mood mixed with some tension.
The artist wanted to convey that not every painting needs to be bright and cheerful. Any facial expression and color pairing can create any mood.

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