Where are the subjects of Freud's paintings often set?
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Unsettling interiors and urban landscapes
Answer
Unsettling interiors and urban landscapes are often the setting of Freud's paintings. Freud's paintings are often characterized by their dark and gloomy atmosphere, which is often created through the use of muted colors and heavy shadows. The subjects of Freud's paintings are often people who are feeling lost, alone, or alienated.
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