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A print created from an incised piece of wood.
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A technique where the artist paints onto freshly applied plaster.
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A work of art assembled by gluing materials, often paper, onto a surface.
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Having one or more valules of the one color.
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A color darker in value than its purest state.
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The use on non-overlapping parallel lines to convey darkness or lightness.
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A group of early twentieth-century French artists whose paintings used vivd colors.
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An side of a building, usually the front entrace.
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The surface quality of work,
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The range of colors used by an artist.
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The relative clarity of color in its purist raw form, demonstrated through luminous or muted variations.
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The material on or from which an artjist chooses make a work of art.
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