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I want to make a withdrawal <a href=" http://anion.hu/essay-writing-on-my-aim-in-life.pdf ">essay hypothesis</a>  In the end, talk of Bohemianism seems rather to miss the point. These artists were not trying to scandalise the bourgeoisie; as Gatrell says, 18th-century society was so un-prudish that that was hardly possible. The big story is, instead, about how an unconventional way of looking at the world &ndash; vivid, unpretentious and often richly comic &ndash; became the basis of a new set of conventions. At first, it may have scandalised the &ldquo;academic&rdquo; painters and the milords, but eventually it found its way to the heart of our culture, and we are richer for it.

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I want to make a withdrawal <a href=" http://anion.hu/essay-writing-on-my-aim-in-life.pdf ">essay hypothesis</a> In the end, talk of Bohemianism seems rather to miss the point. These artists were not trying to scandalise the bourgeoisie; as Gatrell says, 18th-century society was so un-prudish that that was hardly possible. The big story is, instead, about how an unconventional way of looking at the world – vivid, unpretentious and often richly comic – became the basis of a new set of conventions. At first, it may have scandalised the “academic” painters and the milords, but eventually it found its way to the heart of our culture, and we are richer for it.