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The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde

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"The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it."



A woman in a flowing white dress stands on a cliff, gazing at a fiery river snaking through a vibrant landscape, embodying the quote about yielding to temptation. A cloaked figure stands on a rocky ledge, reaching out towards a glowing red apple against a dark, swirling background, evoking the theme of temptation from the quote.

"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes."



A young woman with flowing hair gazes thoughtfully at a glowing book in her hands, surrounded by a vast, open landscape during twilight, reflecting on the quote about experience and mistakes. A contemplative figure surrounded by swirling golden vines and a luminous moon, embodying the essence of learning from mistakes as described in the quote about experience.

"To define is to limit."



An intricate, glowing orb surrounded by delicate filaments and bubbles, evoking themes of fluidity and connection, illustrating the complexity of defining existence.

"The artist is the creator of beautiful things."



A cheerful artist in a vibrant studio, wearing a yellow beret and glasses, paints colorful designs on canvas surrounded by artwork and creative tools, embodying the essence of beauty in art. A young artist sits at an ornate table covered in paints and palettes, creating beautiful artwork, embodying the essence of Oscar Wilde's notion of the artist as a creator of beautiful things.

"What does not kill us makes us stronger."



A vibrant, digital portrait of a person with a serene expression, surrounded by swirling colors and patterns, embodying the quote What does not kill us makes us stronger. A dark, ethereal figure holds a glowing orb amidst a ruined landscape, embodying the idea that overcoming adversity leads to inner strength, inspired by the quote, What does not kill us makes us stronger.

"There is no such thing as a moral or an immoral book. Books are well written, or badly written."



A dimly lit, ancient library filled with towering bookshelves, scattered open books, and a glowing chandelier, evoking the essence of literature's value beyond morality. A glowing blue book titled The Written Code rests on a futuristic surface, surrounded by colorful digital screens, embodying the idea that books are judged by their writing quality.

"Life is far too important a thing ever to talk seriously about."



A wise, elderly man sits on a cliff overlooking the ocean, surrounded by thought bubbles reflecting on love and life's serious nature, inspired by the quote about the importance of life. A thoughtful man lounges in a cozy, smoke-filled room, surrounded by dim light and vintage decor, embodying the quote, Life is far too important a thing ever to talk seriously about.

"We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars."



A group of people gazes upward in a dimly lit alley, captivated by a starry night sky, embodying the quote, We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars. A figure stands in a starry street, gazing up at a bright moon. The scene captures the essence of the quote, highlighting hope amidst a somber urban setting.

"The only thing worse than being talked about is not being talked about."



A silhouetted figure sits in a dim room, illuminated by colorful reflections, gazing out at a vibrant cityscape, capturing the essence of the quote about the nature of visibility and perception. A dimly lit diner scene features men seated at tables, a vintage jukebox glowing in vibrant colors, reflecting the quote about the complexities of being talked about.

"Nothing is ever quite what it seems."



A glowing tree stands in a surreal landscape, its roots shimmering with golden light, while shadowy figures gather nearby, embodying the essence of the quote: Nothing is ever quite what it seems. A mystical, vibrant tree with twisting branches glows at its crown, while a figure walks along a winding path through a serene, enchanted landscape, reflecting the theme of perception versus reality.
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