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Y'Raka was a famous artist who had a pessimistic nature to his work. In 2370, Benjamin Sisko referred to Y'Raka, along with similarly-natured Vincent van Gogh and Samuel Beckett as an example of pessimistic artists who created something of great worth. Contrary to this fact, Gideon Seyetik described their works as "dreary, dark and depressing". (DS9: "Second Sight") This character was only mentioned in dialogue. fr:Y'Raka nl:Y'Raka Y'Raka était un artiste célèbre dont la nature pessimiste prédominait sur ses œuvres. En 2370, Benjamin Sisko cita Y'Raka, au côté de van Gogh et Beckett, comme exemples d'artistes pessimistes qui ont créé des œuvres importantes. Cependant, Gideon Seyetik décrivit leurs travaux comme lugubres, sombres et dépressifs. (DS9: "Second Sight") Y'Raka was een bekende kunstenaar met een pessimistische ondertoon. Benjamin Sisko refereerde in 2370 aan Y'Raka, tezamen met Vincent Van Gogh en Samuel Beckett, als een voorbeeld van pessimistische kunstenaars die waardevolle werken gemaakt hadden. In tegenstelling hiertoe beschreef Gideon Seyetik deze werken als "zwart en deprimerend". (DS9: "Second Sight") Y'Raka was a famous artist who had a pessimistic nature to his work. When Gideon Seyetik commented that "nothing of any worth was ever created by a pessimist", Benjamin Sisko cited Y'Raka, Samuel Beckett, and Vincent van Gogh as examples of people in which Sisko "wouldn't exactly call them optimists". Seyetik responded by describing the three's works as "dreary, dark, and depressing". (DS9 episode: "Second Sight")

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Y'Raka was a famous artist who had a pessimistic nature to his work. When Gideon Seyetik commented that "nothing of any worth was ever created by a pessimist", Benjamin Sisko cited Y'Raka, Samuel Beckett, and Vincent van Gogh as examples of people in which Sisko "wouldn't exactly call them optimists". Seyetik responded by describing the three's works as "dreary, dark, and depressing". (DS9 episode: "Second Sight") Y'Raka was a famous artist who had a pessimistic nature to his work. In 2370, Benjamin Sisko referred to Y'Raka, along with similarly-natured Vincent van Gogh and Samuel Beckett as an example of pessimistic artists who created something of great worth. Contrary to this fact, Gideon Seyetik described their works as "dreary, dark and depressing". (DS9: "Second Sight") This character was only mentioned in dialogue. fr:Y'Raka nl:Y'Raka Y'Raka était un artiste célèbre dont la nature pessimiste prédominait sur ses œuvres. En 2370, Benjamin Sisko cita Y'Raka, au côté de van Gogh et Beckett, comme exemples d'artistes pessimistes qui ont créé des œuvres importantes. Cependant, Gideon Seyetik décrivit leurs travaux comme lugubres, sombres et dépressifs. (DS9: "Second Sight") Y'Raka was een bekende kunstenaar met een pessimistische ondertoon. Benjamin Sisko refereerde in 2370 aan Y'Raka, tezamen met Vincent Van Gogh en Samuel Beckett, als een voorbeeld van pessimistische kunstenaars die waardevolle werken gemaakt hadden. In tegenstelling hiertoe beschreef Gideon Seyetik deze werken als "zwart en deprimerend". (DS9: "Second Sight")