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Furthermore, it didn't hurt that many also looked upon him as a man of great genius and inventiveness. As we know, Einstein is considered the great genius of the 20th century, and some scientist thought that by examining his brain we might learn the secret to his intelligence. While many think of Monet as a great genius of light and color and Degas as the painter most able to capture human activity and form, ``Sargent actually does both, and he did just as well. |
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