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The grounding, primer, applied to canvas or panel to aid in the adhesion of the paint when it is applied.

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Friday, 20 January 2012
Is a preliminary sketch, used to aid the creation of the composition of a larger painting. This smaller version of a larger, yet to be finished, painting would be presented to prospective patrons to see if they were content with the final arrangement of the painting's composition.

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An imitation of an original art work, or collection of art works, which combines a number of motifs taken from other works of art. In order to rein-visage, from the combination of these elements, what on the surface appears to be an entirely original work of art.

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Tuesday, 17 January 2012
The canon can be seen as a body of work, which has been established as representative of the best examples of a particular genre. The works of art that are included in the canon are considered to be masterpieces. The works included in the canon set a standard from which other works of art, whether new or old, which are not included in the canon can be judged.
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