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Triumphal Archnoun | tri·um·phal arch | trīˈəmfəl ärCHIn Roman architecture, a free standing arch co

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Triumphal Archnoun | tri·um·phal arch | trīˈəmfəl ärCHIn Roman architecture, a free standing arch co

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Triumphal Archnoun | tri·um·phal arch | trīˈəmfəl ärCHIn Roman architecture, a free standing arch co

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Stelenoun | ste·le | stēl or stēlē/A carved stone slab used to mark graves or to commemorate histori

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Illuminationnoun | il·lu·mi·na·tion | iˌlo͞oməˈnāSH(ə)n/Decoration (usually in gold, silver, and bri

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Cameonoun | cam·e·o | kamēˌō/A small-scale low relief piece of jewelry, typically oval in shape, con

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Self-Portraitnoun | self-por·trait | self-pôrtrəta portrait of an artist produced or created by that

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Painterlyadjective | paint·er·ly | pān(t)ərlēA painting technique in which forms are created with pa

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Vanitasnoun | van·i·tas | vanəˌtäs/A term describing works that include references to death or chang

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Vanitasnoun | van·i·tas | vanəˌtäs/A term describing works that include references to death or chang

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Vanitasnoun | van·i·tas | vanəˌtäs/A term describing works that include references to death or chang

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Vanitasnoun | van·i·tas | vanəˌtäs/A term describing works that include references to death or chang

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Écorchénoun | é·cor·ché | ākôrˈSHā/A figure painted or sculpted to show the muscles of the body as i

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Repousséadjective | re·pous·sé | rəˌpo͞oˈsā/Formed in relief by beating a metal plate from the back,

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Temperanoun | tem·per·a | tempərə/A technique of painting using pigment mixed with egg yolk, glue, o

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Temperanoun | tem·per·a | tempərə/A technique of painting using pigment mixed with egg yolk, glue, o

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Mannerismnoun | man·ner·ism | manəˌrizəm/A style of later Renaissance art that emphasized “artifice,

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chiaroscuro:noun | chi·a·ro·scu·ro | kyärəˈsk(y)o͝orō/An effect of contrasted light and shadow creat

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chiaroscuro:noun | chi·a·ro·scu·ro | kyärəˈsk(y)o͝orō/An effect of contrasted light and shadow creat

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chiaroscuro:noun | chi·a·ro·scu·ro | kyärəˈsk(y)o͝orō/An effect of contrasted light and shadow creat

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bacchus:noun | bacc·hus | ˈbækəsThe Roman god of the vine, grape harvest, winemaking, wine, ritual m

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amulet:noun | am·u·let | amyələtAn object worn to ward off evil or to aid the wearer.Art History Glo

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amulet:noun | am·u·let | amyələtAn object worn to ward off evil or to aid the wearer.Art History Glo

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amulet:noun | am·u·let | amyələtAn object worn to ward off evil or to aid the wearer.Art History Glo

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woodcutnoun | wood·cut | wo͝odˌkətA wooden block on the surface of which those parts not intended to

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vanishing pointnoun | van·ish·ing point | vaniSHiNG ˌpoint/The point at which all orthogonal lines c

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underdrawingnoun | un·der·draw·ing | əndərˌdrôiNG/Sketched lines made by a painter as a preliminary

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underdrawingnoun | un·der·draw·ing | əndərˌdrôiNG/Sketched lines made by a painter as a preliminary

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trident:noun | tri·dent | trīdntThe three-pronged pitchfork associated with the ancient Greek sea go

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trident:noun | tri·dent | trīdntThe three-pronged pitchfork associated with the ancient Greek sea go

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stigmata:noun | stig·ma·ta | stɪgˈmɑ təIn Christian art, the wounds that Christ received at his cruc

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stigmata:noun | stig·ma·ta | stɪgˈmɑ təIn Christian art, the wounds that Christ received at his cruc

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rococo:adjective | ro·co·co | rəˈkōkōA style, primarily of interior design, that appeared in France

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rococo:adjective | ro·co·co | rəˈkōkōA style, primarily of interior design, that appeared in France

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