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Japanese-art?
Art in a style that is distinctly Japanese with long flowing strokes of nature
What was Pierre-Auguste Renoir referred as for his work of art?
Pierre-Auguste Renoir was considered as an "impressionist" painter. "Impressionism" was the art of large, visible brush strokes that didn't mix, but were laid side by side.
What kind of art strokes did frida kahlo use?
Hard long strenuous strokes. Preferably up and down strokes.
What are three safety swimming strokes?
If you are referring to the 'survival strokes', then they are -survival backstroke -survival breaststroke -side stoke
What did impressionist use to represent reality?
Impressionist art does not focus on light, shading brush strokes or the depiction of real life. Rather, Impressionist art is composed of very obvious brush strokes and the vague idea of shapes and forms.
What is the side effect of Depekote?
All the side effect I know are seizures, blood clots, and strokes.
What is elongation on art?
The best answer for the definition and meaning of elongation art is paintings that are tall or long. Such paintings also usually show extremely long strokes.
Will swimming help in lumbar lordosis?
Depend on swimming strokes, with strokes that side or back pointing to bottom should be good exercise for lumbar lordosis. But face pointing to bottom strokes may cause increase the overarching of a lower back, thus for freestyle and breast strokes if pain is noticed then try other strokes.
Why does stroke happen to the left side only?
Strokes can occur on either the left or right side of the brain, depending on the location of the blockage or bleeding. Left-sided strokes typically affect language and speech abilities because the left side of the brain is responsible for these functions in most individuals.
What was the fauve art movement concerned with?
It was an art movement, the painters using more color and more distinctive brush strokes than the impressionist style. See 'Related Links' below.
Example of real texture in art?
It depends on what field of Art your in, as an example: in painting it would be the brush strokes and viscosity of the paint being used, the more pronounced the stroke the more texture.
How was Renaissance art similar from previous artist?
Well.... it's really hard too do so. the thing is that they paint with light strokes.
