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| a painting that is created on wet plaster |
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| an image formed by small stone or glass pieces that are glued to a hard, stable surface |
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| art that is made of several 2-D materials that are pasted together |
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| large painting that is created on a wall |
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| rules for designing a piece of art (contrast, unity, emphasis, balance, pattern, rhythm, movement) |
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| what art is composed of (line, form, shape, texture, color, space, value) |
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| 2-D drawing/painting of a person |
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| a person creates a portrait of themselves |
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| an Impressionist painter known for his ballerina paintings |
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| 19th century art movement that began in France in which artists capture an image as if it were at a glance |
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| french word meaning "to criticize" |
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| a collection that an artist keeps of his/her work |
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| the subject matter of a piece of art |
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| using the appropriate elements and arranging them so that they communicate the artists' idea(s) |
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| another word for Pointillism |
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| shading technique that is created using numerous dots |
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| shading technique created with lines that cross-cross each other |
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| symbol or image that represents something |
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| term used to describe scenes of daily life |
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| what non-religious art is referred to as |
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| place where art is displayed |
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| objects get smaller in background |
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| impressionist who used thick, bold brush strokes "Starry Night" |
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| impressionist who painted landscapes |
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| composed on 3 connected panels |
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| represents subconscious mind with fantasy; contradicting ideas |
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| Medieval in France out of Romanesque, very detailed |
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| Artist who eventually worked for Vogue and Harper's Bazaar magazines. Created serigraphy, a printing technique. Grew up poorly. |
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| born artist who had 3 painting periods: blue period, rose/pink period, cubism period. Neo Classism and Surrealism influenced work. |
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