Its flaws often provide insights that a more polished and lauded work cannot.
Because it requires more generosity to appreciate, it gives the viewer or reader the chance to feel a kinship with it, to make it their own. But in its messiness or “wrongness” it can also be more inviting.
First, it has the element of surprise: we are less likely to know how we are supposed to interpret it. The neglected work has a number of advantages over the acknowledged masterpiece.
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