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| 1. | a small, elaborated element of a work of art |
| 2. | technique where a color loses brightness gradually |
| 3. | the creation of a visual perspective which gives the illusion of depth |
| 4. | a feeling of visual equality, symmetrical or asymmetrical |
| 6. | Fauvist artist |
| 7. | visually pleasing arrangement of objects that an artist draws or paints |
| 10. | the parts of a drawing or painting that have the lightest tone |
| 11. | inspired by mathematics |
| 14. | founded the cubist movement |
| 16. | style using strong colors and bold brushstrokes |
| 17. | the use of varying, diverse elements of art to add interest |
| 18. | painting style that uses thick strokes of paint and bold colors to express emotions/feelings |
| 20. | viewed so that the front is directly facing the viewer |
| 21. | Jewish artist who used floating, dream-like images |
| 22. | color scheme that uses shades of the same color |
| 23. | colors that form a triangle on the color wheel (red, blue, yellow) |
| 27. | the light and dark areas in a drawing or painting |
| 28. | brings together a composition with similar elements |
| 29. | a mark made with a pointed tool |
| 30. | a transparent layer of diluted color that is brushed on |
| 33. | lines or colors that represent areas of shadow in a drawing or painting |
| 34. | painted by Van Gogh |
| 35. | painting of oneself in order to discover and show the world a little about oneself |
| 37. | father of French Impressionist painting |
| 39. | mainly a portrait painter throughout his life |
| 41. | textured application of paint when the brush is fairly dry |
| 45. | produced when light striking an object is reflected back to the eye |
| 46. | an enclosed space, the boundaries of which are defined by other elements of art |