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Dutch depictions of excess reduce anxiety by letting viewers contemplate forbidden indulgence without performing it.
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Dutch depictions of excess reduce anxiety by letting viewers contemplate forbidden indulgence without performing it.
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"take this maiden who's resisting but we can't resist into his world right and so this is saying like if you ever become poor..."
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"...excessive activity you should lead lead a life of moderation and temperance okay another picture of a prostitute a poor person okay so you..."
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"...which is the Christian virtue of fasting and showing restraint, showing temperance, okay?"
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"...these paintings are ones of simplicity, ones of restraint, ones of temperance, ones of prudence, okay? So within these paintings captures a lot of..."
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The Dutch Golden Age begins with a poisoned Spanish windfall and ends with Vermeer exposing cracks in the respectable household.
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