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What is the difference between This painting is a Picasso and and This is a Picasso painting ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between This painting is a Picasso and and This is a Picasso painting ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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They all mean the same thing.
(In theory, you could also say "This was painted by Picasso" about any object that Picasso had applied paint to; a chair or a table from his house, for example, if he had given them a new coat of paint. But it would be obvious from the context whether you were talking about a painting or not.)
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