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The Crying Boy's Curse: A Painting Survives Destruction

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A painting titled 'The Crying Boy' remained unharmed in a burned house.
The artwork, by Bruno Amarígio, became famous in the 1980s due to a supposed curse.
The legend spread after a 1985 article in 'The Sun' linking the painting to misfortune.

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A painting titled 'The Crying Boy' remained unharmed in a burned house.
The artwork, by Bruno Amarígio, became famous in the 1980s due to a supposed curse.
The legend spread after a 1985 article in 'The Sun' linking the painting to misfortune.

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