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A painter signed their work with a tiny doodle of a duck. Which means the duck is technically part of art history now.

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No famous painter is documented as signing work with a duck doodle. Artists do use monograms, symbols and seals as signatures, but this claim is a joke.

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A painter signed their work with a tiny doodle of a duck. Which means the duck is technically part of art history now. | SmartAss Facts