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Chuck Close WW

Vocabulary for Chuck Close Up Close at Walter E Woodward

TermDefinition
Abstract doesn’t try to realistically represent a person or objects
Canvas a tough, woven material that an artist paints on
Wry ironic, disdainful and dry
Maze a complex, confusing process
Disclose reveal; make known, often publicly
Portrait a painting of a person
Exhibition a show of someone’s artwork
Conceptual having to do with ideas
Literary having to do with books and literature
Muted muffled, reduced, or silenced
Hyper realistic extremely real looking
Publishing business involving the production and selling of literature
Editorial a person who prepares books for publication
Palette a board on which an artist mixes colors
Revisions corrections and improvements
Optically in a way that has to do with vision
Manuscript the original copy of a story or article
Painstaking requiring great care
Obstacles things that stand in the way of a goal
Pixels tiny elements that make up an image on a TV or computer
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