The art pieces in the course of natural history if people neglect them

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American artist Valerie Hegarty took paintings and sculptures from Art History and broke them down so that these art pieces looked as if they’re damaged and destroyed by animals or natural conditions.

Headless George Washington with Table

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Watermelon Tongue

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Exploding Peaches

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Melted Captain

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Sinking Ship

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Still Life with Watermelon, Peaches and Crows

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Niagara Falls

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Season’s End

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First Harvest in the Wilderness with Woodpecker

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