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Teal lime Posted 9 years ago
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This is a painting of Picasso, this is a painting by Picasso
Which of the following three sentences is correct - "This is a painting OF Picasso," "This is a painting BY Picasso," or "This is a Picasso painting"?
If all three are possible, do they mean the same thing?
If so, which would you use?
Thank you.
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teal lime "This is a painting OF Picasso," = He is the subject of the painting. teal lime "This is a painting BY Picasso," = He painted the painting. teal lime "This is a Picasso painting" = He painted the painting.
- teal lime "This is a painting OF Picasso," = He is the subject of the painting.
- teal lime "This is a painting BY Picasso," = He painted the painting.
- teal lime "This is a Picasso painting" = He painted the painting.
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teal lime"This is a painting OF Picasso,"
= He is the subject of the painting.
teal lime"This is a painting BY Picasso,"
= He painted the painting.
teal lime"This is a Picasso painting"
= He painted the painting.
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