The Relationship between the Artist and his Creation in Oscar Wilde's "The Picture of Dorian Gray" (1891)

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Focusing on the relationship between artists and their models, this essay explores two characters identified as artists and highlights key transitions between art and life. Additionally, it offers a comparative analysis of the portrayal of the artist in the novel with Walter Pater's depiction of Leonardo da Vinci, delving into themes of creativity and perception. The examination provides insights into the complexities of artistic identity and the interplay between an artist’s work and their personal experiences.