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Artista metaphorical illustration of Plato's divided Line metaphysics from Plato's Republic, in the style of Picasso
A horizontal cubist painting by Pablo Picasso, executed in earth tones (browns, beiges, golds) and shades of blue with some black linear outlines. The upper right quadrant of the artwork features a stylized sun with radial rays, encompassing a single eye at its center. Above and below this sun, the words "THE GOOD" are inscribed in black capital letters. To the left of the sun, the Greek word "NOESIS" is written. Below "NOESIS," the Greek word "DIANOIA" is displayed, flanked by abstract mathematical symbols such as an x, a plus sign, and a triangle. The lower half of the painting is divided into two main horizontal registers. The upper register, partly obscured by the letters "P_IS_IS" of the Greek word "PISTIS", depicts a still life with a vase and what appears to be a horse. This section has a reflective quality, with shadows or reflections directly beneath the objects. At the very bottom of the painting, the Greek word "EIKASIA" is inscribed. The entire composition is fragmented into geometric shapes and planes, typical of cubism, with figures and objects abstracted into angular forms. The overall palette is muted, emphasizing the structural and intellectual