> This seems the sort of critique that gives the art world a bad name. Yes, and the remainder of the article twirls around and around and around, until saying

> This seems the sort of critique that gives the art world a bad name. Yes, and the remainder of the article twirls around and around and around, until saying it could be Michelangelo, but some people think the hair looks like Heraclitus. Nobody knows, yet the author ignores that and assumes it's Heraclitus and then just drives into multiple conjectures to construct an imagined artistic premise behind an ink pot.