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              <text>This piece demonstrates the idea that women are more than just a pretty visual/object. The young girl reading exemplifies how women are capable of much more. It is considered different for its time period considering the manner in which women were portrayed during the Rococo time period.</text>
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              <text>Jean-Honoré Fragonard</text>
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              <text>Fragonard, J. H. (1769). Young girl reading National Gallery of Art, Washington DC. </text>
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