Late-19th-century atmosphere gives way to fragmentation and stylization as Modernist 20th-century painters manipulate the traditional elements of landscape less to depict nature than as components of a painterly composition.

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The image has shattered the military's self-stylization as the defender of Egypt's defenseless, and it portrays the army in the same light as the seemingly ubiquitous thugs, or "baltagiya, " whose presence the military has used to justify its draconian law-enforcement methods of late.

WSJ: Egyptian Women March Against Abuse by Military