Depression is a widespread mental health disorder that is inclusive of all regardless of age, sex, background, socioeconomic status, or ethnicity. Throughout history, many artists were believed to be depressed. Poets, such as Sylvia Plath, and painters, such as Francisco Goya, lived with intense anguish; however, it remains uncertain whether art functioned as an emotional outlet or if rather, their art was a physical manifestation of the torment they were experiencing internally. Independent of their exact relationship, depression and art are inextricably linked. In turn, this prompts a larger…
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