[Answer] 2. In sharp contrast to the joyous dinner setting of Norman Rockwell's "Freedom from Want", which Cubist painter's 'Blue Period' includes subdued meal depictions in "The Blindman's Meal" and "The Frugal Repast"?

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...1. Marcel Duchamp 2. Diego Rivera 3. Georges Braque 4. Pablo Picasso "The Blindman's Meal" shows a lone visually-impaired man having a meager meal consisting of bread and water, while "The Frugal Repast" depicts a couple having a similarly sparse meal. Both paintings form part of Picasso's 'Blue Period' that ranged from 1901 to 1904 and consisted of largely monochromatic paintings with blue and green hues.

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Pablo Picasso:

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