... paintings. Instead, the lines would virtually disappear off the edge of the work creating a sense of more volume. He also used the same weight of colour in both foreground and background, which created an anti-illusionistic effect. This technique, for example, can be seen in Cezanne's Still Life with Apples, a Bottle and a Milk Pot. In this painting we are able to ... see how Cezanne literally escapes the use of encompassing lines. The artist loses the edges in this painting, producing an image that passes into the background, achieving a sense of colour balance and harmony. Unlike the ...

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... much because the majority of the landscape consists of the complete opposite color. Also, an effect of reverse contrast can be see. Usually, the foreground is painted lighter and the background is painting darker to give the effect of distance. But here it is reversed. The mist of the hills and distant objects are tinted more white, while the closer objects ... ...

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Disco Crowd I would have belonged to the "disco crowd", because the rhythm is energizing and simply ear friendly. The environment in which disco is played is unreal with its disco balls and lights like an outer space feeling. Disco has a magical way to make you feel good about yourself. It can make you feel sexy, when wearing those totally sparkly and flashy colors with ridiculous high boots that adds a little color to life; the kind of clothes and free attitude that I don't wear in my everyday life. Disco is easy to listen to. It is not a music that makes you reflect on life's struggles or th...

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