Real Face in the Art: "The Picture of Dorian Gray" - Oscar Wilde

There is almost nothing clear in our world these days. People try to hide everything that is not wanted from the eyes of the world. They are careful about not showing their real character, their nature, their secrets, and their sins. They do not want others to get to really know them and they often pretend to be someone else. The great artist is able to bring the things we are not able to see …

…that influenced him in a foggy way and made him to understand secrets of life better. It was art that reflected reality of his life. This often happen to all of us. We do not show our secrets and sins, they can only be found in the music we listen to, in the books we read, or in the paintings we make. Work cited: Wilde, Oscar. The Picture of Dorian Gray. Great Britain: Wordsworth Classics, 2001.