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| an area whose length is greater than its width, or in which two planes are abutted |
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| of or relating to a line or lines |
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| an unfilled area with linear quality |
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| large-scale sculptures in which the surface of the earth is the medium |
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| a boundary where two planes or areas treated differently meet |
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| the line described by the outer boundary of a form |
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| a line in a work that is subtly perceived by the viewer but has no physical form; the overall flow of one line into another in a work, with continuation from one to the next suggested by their common direction and/or juxtaposition |
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| a line that seems to guide the viewer's eye along a particular visual path |
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| to scan or perceive a work of art in a particular way or with a particular understanding |
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| the apparent rather than actual tactile quality of a surface |
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| "Fool the eye" optical illusion |
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