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Images:
1 Ryan Vojir, 2008. Boston's Beacon Street. Licensed under GNU Free Documentation License
2 Albert Edelfelt, 1889-1890. Kaukolanharju at Sunset. Image courtesy of Finnish National Gallery.
3 Matti Peltokangas, 1990-92. The Connecting Rays (Yhtyvät säteet). At the University of Oulu.
4 Jan and Hubert van Eyck. 1432. The Ghent Altarpiece. Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
5 Street art in Ghent. Photo from 2019.