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Francisco de Goya

One of Spain's greatest artists was the name of Francisco de Goya. People knew Goya for his strong pictures that conveyed both beauty and tragedy. His paintings often reflected the world around him, including war, politics, and human suffering. Many art lovers know him for The Third of May 1808, one of the most famous paintings by Francisco de Goya . This artwork shows Spanish people being shot by soldiers, capturing a real event from the Peninsular War. The emotion and darkness in the scene make it one of the strongest historical art pieces ever made. Goya's style fits into Romanticism artwork, an art movement that focused on deep feelings and dramatic stories. Other Francisco de Goya paintings also follow this style, especially those that deal with fear and conflict. One major example is his series called Goya Disasters of War. In these prints, he shows the pain and chaos caused by battles. People still look at these images today when talking about historical art and Romanticism paintings. When looking at Francisco de Goya works, you see more than just art. You see messages about life, death, and the struggles of everyday people. If you’re interested in Francisco de Goya, this collection includes key pieces like Francisco Goya The Third of May 1808, the Disasters of War by Goya, and other works that made him unforgettable.

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Frans Hals

You won't believe the incredible Frans Hals paintings for sale that are available right now. At stake is a chance to own a piece of history from one of the greatest Dutch Golden Age painters. The artworks by Frans Hals are known for their lively brushwork and amazing ability to capture a person's character. He wasn't just painting a face, he was showing you what someone was really like. Consider, for instance, the famous Portrait of Maritge Claesdr Vooght. This painting truly showcases Frans Hals at the pinnacle of his artistic abilities. You can see the detailed lace collar and the gentle expression on her face. Frans Hals's rare paintings each tell a unique story. Frans Hals creates incredibly lifelike portraits that suggest the subject is ready to move or blink. It's that lifelike quality that makes his art so popular and worth so much money today. Finding one of these masterpieces is a special event. We're talking about more than just art; it's a connection to the 17th century. Imagine having a piece that influenced artists for centuries to come. His style was so modern for its time, and he really changed how portraits were made. Whether you're a longtime collector or just starting out, having one of these incredible works is an experience unlike any other. They hold their value and are a fantastic investment for anyone passionate about art. It’s a real treat to see these historical pieces up close.

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Georges Seurat

Georges Seurat paintings turn tiny dots into whole scenes. The work that made him famous, Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte, shows people enjoying a quiet day near the water. That la grande jatte painting uses color and space in ways that still feel fresh. At Great Art Collections, you'll find this and other georges seurat paintings for sale as framed art prints, wall art prints and ready to hang canvas options. The quiet moods and detailed scenes bring calm energy into bedrooms, hallways and family rooms alike. Looking to buy art prints that stand out without loud colors or bold lines? Seurat’s pointillist style offers balance and rhythm, even from far away. Choose from framed art prints for a classic look or go with print art that fits any modern setup. La grande jatte painting remains the centerpiece, but other georges seurat paintings also capture moments full of stillness and thought. Whether you're adding art to a small space or filling a wide wall, these prints work with almost any style. Great for gifts, quiet corners or daily viewing his work makes you stop and look.

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Georgia O'Keeffe

Georgia O'Keeffe (1887–1986) was an iconic American artist known for her contributions to modernism and her distinctive style that emphasized the beauty of the natural world. Born in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, O'Keeffe later moved to New Mexico, where the landscape profoundly influenced her work. She is best known for her large-scale paintings of flowers, desert landscapes, and skulls, which often feature bold colors and dramatic forms. O'Keeffe sought to express her deep connection to nature and the American Southwest, using abstraction to convey her emotions and perceptions. Through her art, she aimed to challenge traditional representations and draw attention to the often-overlooked details of the environment. O'Keeffe's innovative approach has made her a key figure in American art, inspiring generations of artists and earning her the title "Mother of American Modernism." Her legacy continues to resonate, reflecting her unique vision and dedication to artistic exploration.

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Giorgione

Giorgione art is known for its quiet beauty and soft, dreamlike mood. Born in Venice in the late 1400s, Giorgione painted with light and shadow in a way that helped shape the future of art. One of his most famous works, The Sleeping Venus, shows a peaceful figure resting in a calm landscape. The painting feels gentle, yet powerful, with every detail carefully placed. This collection features Giorgione’s work in several formats: canvas art, oil on canvas, framed painting, canvas print, and stretched canvas. His style brings a sense of stillness and depth to any setting. Hang it as bedroom wall art for a quiet mood, use it as living room wall decor for a classic look, or choose it for office decor to add a thoughtful, timeless touch. Giorgione didn’t leave behind many paintings, but the few we have still feel alive. His work captures a moment that lasts far beyond his time.

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Grant Wood

The Grant Wood section brings together some of the most well-known Grant Wood paintings from the American Regionalism era. His art shows rural life with strong lines, quiet faces, and backgrounds that are full of detail. Piece like American Gothic by Grant Wood stay famous all over the country. If you’re interested in Grant Wood art, there are several options that reflect his bold style. Each part, whether it's a portrait, a landscape or a detailed still life, indicates how strongly he is connected to the traditions of the Midwest areas. Looking to decorate? American Gothic paintings come in various formats. You’ll find American Gothic framed versions that suit both classic and modern rooms. For fans of texture and depth, the Canvas print version adds a bold presence to your wall. Prefer something ready to hang? A Stretched Canvas offers clean edges and durability. Grant Wood prints give you a way to enjoy his art without needing the original. They come in sharp detail and a variety of sizes. If you want to buy art prints, this collection gives you many affordable options that still respect the style and color of the originals. Each piece in this collection reflects American history, with simple scenes that still speak to today’s viewer. Whether it’s for home, office, or gift, Grant Wood art stays timeless.

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Gustav Klimt

Gustav Klimt's use of gold, flowing lines and strong figures had a lasting impression.He generally combines beauty with deeper significance in his paintings, employing exquisite detail to show subjects such as love, death, and femininity. Many Gustav Klimt artworks feature myth, dreams and emotion—an important part of symbolisms in art. One of his most iconic pieces, Gustav Klimt The Kiss painting shows a tender moment wrapped in gold. Gustav Klimt's Judith, Death and life, and The Three Ages of Woman all show different aspects of the human condition, yet they all have Klimt's distinctive style.. Our Great Art Collections includes well-known works such as Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I and Water Serpents II. Each Oil painting is available as a Canvas print or Stretched Canvas, carefully made to reflect the fine details and vibrant textures of the original pieces. These paintings look well in a lot of different places, whether you like Klimt's golden style or the symbolic themes he purposes. This collection of significant and expressive art will give your area an elegant appearance.

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Gustave Caillebotte

Great Art Collections features the timeless work of Gustave Caillebotte, a standout among Impressionism artists. His attention to detail and use of light set him apart in the world of Impressionism paintings. One of his most famous works, Gustave Caillebotte Paris Street Rainy Day, shows people walking through Paris street in rainy weather, umbrellas in hand, with reflections glistening on the wet cobblestone. Some also know it as Gustave Caillebotte Rainy Day. Each Gustave Caillebotte painting captures everyday moments in a thoughtful, lifelike way. These works are not just paintings; they’re windows into 19th-century Paris. Whether you're drawn to a fine art print, a painting on oil, or a piece on stretched canvas frame, this collection gives you several ways to bring his vision into your space. Looking for artwork of Impressionism that feels real and full of depth? Caillebotte’s work blends structure with emotion. His unique style mixes soft brushwork with strong lines, making his pieces feel modern yet classic. This collection honors his legacy and gives anyone a chance to enjoy the quiet charm of his world- no noise, just honest moments caught in paint.

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Hans Holbein the Younger

Hans Holbein the Younger was a German-Swiss painter from the 1500s, best known for his detailed portraits. His work shows people with great realism, down to the textures of their clothes and the light in their eyes. One notable piece is the Portrait of Dorothea Meyer, also known as née Kannengiesser. It captures a woman from his time with calm dignity and precise detail. This collection features that portrait and others in formats such as canvas art, oil on canvas, framed painting, canvas print, and stretched canvas. Holbein’s portraits work well in many spaces. They make elegant bedroom wall art, add quiet strength to living room wall decor, and bring focus to office decor. His style is clean and balanced, with a steady gaze and strong lines that draw attention without being loud. Every face he painted tells a story, not through dramatic scenes, but through calm expression and careful detail. Even centuries later, his work still feels personal. Holbein didn’t just paint what people looked like—he painted who they were.

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Henri Matisse

Henri Matisse paintings bring bold color and simple shapes together in ways that stand out. This collection includes his best-known works, each ready to hang and easy to enjoy. The Dance painting shows a circle of figures full of energy. The Green Stripe uses one line of color across a face to change how we see a portrait. In The Joy of Life, the whole scene feels open and relaxed, filled with bright colors and soft lines. The Snail takes torn paper and turns it into a spiral that catches your attention. With Woman with a Hat, Matisse mixes wild color and clear expression, proving that portraits don’t need to follow old rules. These pieces work in many rooms. They fit as bedroom wall art, or you can use them as part of your living room wall decor. You can pick from several formats. Some choose canvas art for a clean look. Others prefer the feel of oil on canvas. A canvas print gives sharp color and neat edges. If you want a ready-to-hang option, go with a stretched canvas. A framed painting adds a finished touch. No matter which you choose, these works show why Matisse’s style still matters. They speak through shape and color, not words. His art doesn’t explain. It lets you look, pause, and feel.

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Henri Rousseau

Henri Rousseau paintings don’t follow the rules and that’s part of what makes them unforgettable. His work blends bold imagination with dreamlike calm. He wasn’t trained in the traditional way, but that never slowed him down. Instead, he created his own visual language. The Sleeping Gypsy stands out as one of his most talked-about pieces. Strange, quiet, and somehow soothing, The Sleeping Gypsy painting draws people in. It doesn’t shout, but it lingers. Whether it’s the moonlit stillness or the lion’s soft stare, the image sticks with you. There’s something both simple and wild in Henri Rousseau artworks. You can feel it in the shapes, the colors and the stories they hint at. That’s why Henri Rousseau prints continue to be favorites. They bring character without noise. Looking for Henri Rousseau paintings for sale? His style works well on canvas, especially with a clean gallery wrap or a sturdy stretched canvas frame. That kind of setup holds the image without distraction. From quiet jungles to curious dreams, his pieces still feel fresh. If you’re after art prints that offer something different with both color and calm Henri Rousseau might be the one. His work isn’t loud, but it stays with you.

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Henry Ossawa Tanner

Henry Ossawa Tanner paintings speak through quiet strength. His brush captured emotion, light, and faith in ways that still hold up today. Whether you're looking at his religious works or portraits, the detail and mood stay with you. These aren’t just pretty pictures. They tell real stories. The beauty of paintings of Henry Ossawa Tanner lies in their depth. Many reflect his connection to the realism art movement artists, while others lean into the softer, symbolic side of expression. If you're drawn to symbolisms in art, his work pulls you in without forcing a message. One standout is The Good Shepherd art, a gentle yet powerful piece that mixes calm with clarity. Want something meaningful on your wall? We offer Henry Ossawa Tanner paintings for sale, printed on quality canvas. Go with framed canvas prints or add your own touch with frames for canvas art. For bigger spaces, there are canvas art for sale in larger sizes too. His work blends well with both realism in art and the deeper layers of the symbolism art movement. It's classic without feeling dated. Some pieces sit best in quiet rooms, others hold their own in busy spaces. However you hang it, Tanner’s work brings more than color. It brings feeling.

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Hieronymus Bosch

Hieronymus Bosch painted scenes unlike any other artist of his time. Born in the Netherlands during the 1400s, he became known for filling his work with odd creatures, detailed settings, and hidden messages. His most well-known piece, The Garden of Earthly Delights, is a triptych that moves from peaceful to chaotic, full of color and mystery. This collection features that iconic painting in several formats: canvas art, oil on canvas, framed painting, canvas print, and stretched canvas. Want to make a wall more interesting? His work fits as bedroom wall art, brings a spark to living room wall decor, and adds bold energy to office decor. Bosch’s art grabs attention—not with calm scenes, but with wild ideas and careful brushwork. Each part of his painting feels like a story, full of symbols people still talk about today. His style might seem unusual, but that’s what makes it stand out and stay memorable.

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Historical

Historical art captures powerful moments that defined civilizations. Paintings like the night watch rembrandt, liberty leading the people, and goya the third of may 1808 portray conflict, sacrifice, and resistance. The collection includes iconic rembrandt paintings such as the anatomy lesson of dr nicolaes tulp, and moving pieces of francisco de goya art. You’ll also find detailed scenes in pieter bruegel the elder art, including the famous pieter bruegel tower of babel. Works like adoration of the magi botticelli and other sandro botticelli paintings reflect beauty and devotion. Pieces like death of socrates painting, the death of sardanapalus painting, and paintings by jacques-louis david or ferdinand victor eugene delacroix explore deep political and emotional themes. This includes works such as jasper francis cropsey painting and The Spirit of War. Available as canvas print, oil on canvas, framed painting, or stretched canvas, these selections fit as bedroom wall art or living room wall decor. Bold, timeless, and meaningful—this is real historical art.

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Impressionism

Impressionism art changed how people looked at the world. It caught light, movement, and everyday activities without sharp lines or gloomy shadows. This movement gave rise to some of the most well-known artists. Vincent van Gogh paintings brought bold color and emotion to every brushstroke. Claude Monet paintings saw gardens, waters and city vistas in mellow, changing light. Mary Cassatt paintings cared and focused on mothers as well as kids. Edouard Manet paintings challenged the norms of his time with striking subjects like Edouard Manet Olympia. Paul Cézanne's Still Life and Paul Cézanne's The Card Players are two great examples of how he combined structure with mood. Gustave Caillebotte paintings captured modern city of life. Alfred Sisley paintings focused on nature and sky. Where George Seurat added pointillism to the mix. Pierre Auguste Renoir paintings glowed with life, specially in scenes of joy and dance. This collection offers timeless pieces like Vincent van Gogh Irises, The Bedroom Van Gogh, Claude Monet Impression Sunrise or The Houses of Parliament Sunset. There’s also Paul Cézanne Large Bathers, The Basket of Apples. You’ll find soft portraits like The Child’s Bath and busy city views like Paris Street in Rainy Weather. Outdoor scenes such as Dance at Le Moulin de la Galette, The Woman with a Parasol, and The Luncheon of the Boating Party show light at play, while La Grande Jatte and The Flood at Port-Marly highlight peaceful moments. Each piece captures life in motion-simple, quiet and joyful.

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J.M.W. Turner

People know J.M.W. Turner for his paintings that are full of luminosity and motion. His serious scenes, like Burning of the Houses of Lords and Commons bring history to life with bright energy. The Evening of the Deluge and Bonneville Savoy show how powerful nature can be with waves and swirling skies. If you love city views, Venice the Mouth of the Grand Canal offers a calm yet lively look at water and architecture. Turner’s work fits well in any space. Use his art as bedroom wall art for a peaceful vibe or living room wall decor to add drama and beauty. Choose from different formats like canvas art or textured oil on canvas. A canvas print has clear details and a framed painting gives it a classic look. Stretched canvas is a simple way to get art that is ready to hang with equipment. Turner's paintings make you see light and nature in a new way, which brings your walls to life.

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Jackson Pollock

People have a different view of art now that Jackson Pollock has died. Pollock helped shape the Abstract Expressionist movement in America after World War II. He is known for his revolutionary drip technique. His work was different from traditional brushwork in that it used poured and splattered paint to show raw motion and emotion. Jackson Pollock art brings energy and chaos in perfect balance. Whether you're a fan of Jackson Pollock abstract art or looking for specific pieces like Jackson Pollock Blue Poles, this collection has strong visual impact. Favorites like Number 5 1948 Jackson Pollock and Number 1 by Jackson Pollock remain in high demand for their bold composition and historical value. Each Jackson Pollock painting is available as a canvas print, oil on canvas, or framed painting, with styles that suit both home and office settings. His bold strokes make excellent bedroom wall art and stand out as living room canvas centerpieces. If you're decorating a large area, our huge wall art formats help preserve the scale and feel of the original works. We also offer stretched canvas options, so your art arrives ready to hang. With this mix of paintings and artwork, you bring part of modern art history into your space. Pollock didn’t follow rules—he redefined them. His art adds movement and intensity wherever it's placed. Whether you need simple canvas art or something to complete your living room wall decor, Pollock’s work holds attention without needing explanation.

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Jacques-Louis David

Jacques Louis David knew how to freeze history in a moment. His works hit with clarity and bold emotion. Whether you spell it Jacque Louis David, Jacques-Louis David, or any way in between, his name stands tall among neoclassicism artists. The Death of Marat painting- it’s quiet and brutal all at once. You don’t just see it; you need to feel it. Then there’s the famous Napoleon Crossing the Alps painting, which shows a brave and heroic scene that still has power today. The Oath of the Horatii and The Death of Socrates show how deeply he understood both form and meaning. Every brushstroke in his neoclassicism paintings pushes purpose and balance. Want a piece of that drama on your wall? His work is available in art prints, oil paintings on canvas, and high-quality best canvas prints. Whether you're into classic portraiture or a dramatic historical scene, his painting on oil still sets a standard. These pieces aren’t just decoration. They bring conversation, thought and history into your space. If you’re into timeless strength and emotion painted with care, Jacques Louis David is where to start. His vision doesn’t fade- it sharpens with time.

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James McNeill Whistler

James McNeill Whistler brought quiet tones and strong shapes into focus. His best-known work, Whistler's Mother, stands still and thoughtful part of a larger idea he called Arrangement in Grey and Black. At Great Art Collections, you’ll find that painting and more from james mcneill whistler. These works favor mood over detail with careful use of light and space. From portraits that hold emotion to soft balanced settings, each piece feels calm without being plain. His style fits rooms where quiet speaks louder than color. Looking to buy famous art that lasts? We offer expensive paintings for sale and framed art prints, all ready for your space. A living room canvas featuring Whistler's Mother makes a strong impression without shouting. Other selections from james whistler arrangement in grey and black series carry the same refined feeling. Prints come stretched, framed or unframed whatever suits your wall best. Quality stays high across formats and color holds steady through time. Whether you're building a gallery or need a single piece to anchor your room, Whistler’s art blends easily with both modern and traditional decor.

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Jan van Eyck

Jan van Eyck was a painter from the 1400s, known for his detailed and lifelike style. He lived in what is now Belgium and is often credited with helping to improve the use of oil paint in art. One of his most famous works, The Arnolfini Portrait, shows a man and woman in a quiet room, surrounded by objects full of meaning. Every part of the painting—from the mirror on the wall to the folds in their clothes—shows van Eyck’s focus on small details. This artwork, along with other pieces in his style, is available as canvas art, oil on canvas, framed painting, canvas print, and stretched canvas. Whether you want calm and classic bedroom wall art, thoughtful living room wall decor, or smart, timeless office decor, these options offer something that fits. His work doesn’t just show people—it shows how they lived, what they wore, and how their homes looked. That’s what makes it special even today. Jan van Eyck’s paintings give us a window into the past, using color and light in a way that still feels real. His art brings quiet beauty to any wall, blending history and style without needing to say a word.

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Jasper Francis Cropsey

There’s something about a well-done autumn landscape painting that feels like home. Golden trees, quiet skies the kind of peace you don’t have to explain. Jasper Francis Cropsey knew how to capture that. His autumn landscape art and especially scenes like Autumn on the Hudson River, still stands as world famous painting material. Want something with history and nature together? Warwick Castle England and other one Lulworth Castle have both inspired timeless works. Pieces like The Spirit of War hold deeper weight, not just for what’s shown, but for what’s felt. From Wyoming Valley Pennsylvania to the lines of the Starrucca Viaduct Pennsylvania, these places weren’t just painted. They were honored. Jasper Francis Cropsey paintings carry that kind of care. If your wall’s missing something, this is a good place to start. Landscape art paintings and classic landscape paintings like these bring warmth and story into a room. They don’t for shout, but they don’t go unnoticed either. Looking to buy art prints with meaning? Whether you want a stretched canvas print, a framed piece, or something simple, it’s all here. Each one fits as easy living room decor or thoughtful gift. The most popular artwork doesn’t always chase trends. Sometimes, it just paints what matters and lets it last.

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Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres

Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres is recognized as a master of portraiture in Neoclassical painting in France. His masterpieces often showcase women’s idealized beauty, perfect detail, and smooth lines. It represents classical proportions and dignity, with characteristic gracefulness and poise being its most prominent features. La Grande Odalisque is perhaps one of the most recognizable works of this painter, who managed to combine classical ideals with romantic sensitivities. For art collectors who love skill and beauty that transcends time, Ingres offers them a real combination of tradition and polish.

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Jean-François Millet

Jean-François Millet (1814-1875) was a French painter born in Gruchy, Normandy. He is best known for his role in the Barbizon school, a movement that emphasized realism and naturalism in art. Millet’s works predominantly focused on rural life and the dignity of peasant labor, showcasing the hardships and beauty of agrarian existence. Through his famous paintings, such as "The Gleaners" and "The Angelus," he sought to convey a sense of reverence for the laborers, elevating their struggles and daily routines to a level of artistic significance. Millet's use of light, texture, and earth-toned palettes enhances the emotional depth of his subjects, inviting viewers to reflect on the human condition. His work has had a lasting impact on subsequent generations of artists, influencing the development of social realism and modern art. Millet’s dedication to portraying the lives of the working class makes him a pivotal figure in 19th-century art.

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Jean-Honoré Fragonard

Enter the romantic world of one of the most renowned 18th-century French artists, Jean-Honoré Fragonard. Famous for his exquisite, lively, and intricately detailed paintings, Fragonard captured the playful spirit of the Rococo era. His art reflects a time of grace, beauty, and love, making it perfect for collectors who appreciate charm and history. "The Swing by Jean-Honoré Fragonard," one of his most celebrated works, beautifully showcases his unique style. Jean-Honoré Fragonard's paintings are known for their lively and graceful style. They use bright colors and show stories of love and happiness, giving us a look back at a more playful time. Because of this light, cheerful feel, many people love to hang their art in their homes to bring a bit of classic French charm inside. At Great Art Collections, we have a special group of Fragonard's paintings. Each piece shows off the beauty of old French art, whether you're drawn to the history behind it or the fun way he used his paintbrush. These prints make thoughtful gifts for art history enthusiasts or a beautiful way to bring elegance into your home. Experience the charm of Fragonard’s art in your everyday life by browsing the entire collection now.

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