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1. - A printmaking process using linoleum as the material for the relief plate.
4. - An artist who uses strong contrasts of light and dark.
5. - A psychological theory that emphasizes the importance of the whole over its parts.
7. - A musical composition typically intended for evening performance.
8. - A mural painted on wet plaster, with the colors becoming one with the plaster.
13. - A person who is just learning to read or write.
14. - A technique of decorating an object by gluing cut-out pictures onto it.
15. - Decorative carving on objects such as whalebone or ivory.
16. - Relating to or produced by motion.
18. - Relating to or made by a skilled craftsman.
21. - The projection of an image or figure from a flat surface.
22. - A piece of writing material on which the original writing has been effaced to make room for new writing.
23. en scene - The setting of a play, film, or other performance.
24. - A group of five musicians or singers.

2. - A layer of paint applied underneath the final layer of paint.
3. - The appearance of being true or real.
6. - The act of placing two or more things side by side for comparison or contrast.
9. - A shading from light to dark or from one color to another.
10. - A type of paint that uses hot wax as a binder.
11. - The treatment of light and shade in a painting or drawing.
12. - A jagged line or pattern resembling a series of z's and s's.
17. - A small, often ornamental object of little intrinsic value.
19. - A method of creating intricate patterns using repetitive doodles.
20. - Painting technique where thickly applied paint creates a three-dimensional effect.
22. - A work of art, literature, music, etc., that imitates the style of a particular artist or period.