Berger feels the critics and the art industry have a political agenda when they view art and history. The critics feel the art gives off a mystification and obscures or hides what would otherwise be evident to laypeople. When a beholder looks at art what can one see, such as the painting of Griet from Chevalier’s novel? If beauty is in the eye of the beholder or in most cases the art critic, then the critics who is observing gets to decide what is beautiful, and informs us what we are seeing. The art should appeals to the beholder’s eyes, the flows, the paint, the scene, and the object. The artist creates art, the critic interprets what they see, and then explains to the layperson of what they should see. Berger feels that art should give all