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Question 1

What is the design principle for creating a neutral area that does not distract from the area of emphasis?
◦ subordination
◦ contrast
◦ unity and variety
◦ directional forces

Question 2

What was the reason Matisse took so many photographs of his drawings for Large Reclining Nude?
◦ He was interested in documenting how design could affect a final work that began with a naturalistic drawing.
◦ He needed the photographs for a book he was writing.
◦ It made it easier for him to keep track of the changes he made.
◦ It was standard practice for artists to photograph their work in process.
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Reply #1 on: Feb 2, 2021
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