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I included the "Cathedral Window" as well as a picture of Pichter himself because it relates to his "48 Portraits" because he is the one who created it and the "Cathedral Window" is another one of his pieces.

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The picture on the right is Gerhard Pichter (4)

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The picture on the right is Gerhard Pichter (4)

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“48 Portraits.” 48 Portraits | LACMA Collections, collections.lacma.org/node/203455. (1)I used this source because it was one of the few pictures that was actually accurate.

“Foreground | Definition of Foreground in English by Oxford Dictionaries.” Oxford Dictionaries | English, Oxford Dictionaries, en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/foreground. (2) I chose this because it is from a school who is known for their intelligence and good education.

Richter, Gerhard. “National Galleries of Scotland.” 48 Portraits, National Galleries of Scotland, www.nationalgalleries.org/art-and-artists/89104/48-portraits-1971-1972-1998#more-Info. (3) This is a reliable website because the information listed on it is unbiased and true.

“Gerhard Richter Biography, Art, and Analysis of Works.” The Art Story, www.theartstory.org/artist-richter-gerhard.htm. (4) I used this as my source because it was a reliable website.

Greenawald, Erin. “Spiritual Spaces: Cologne, Germany.” Erinaceously, 28 Oct. 2011, erinaceously.wordpress.com/2011/10/12/spiritual-spaces-cologne-germany/. (5) This was a reliable source to find the picture from because it was unbiased without many advertisements on it.

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1) The original paintings were completed for the German Pavilion at the 1972 Venice Biennale.
2) The final selection of the figures in "48 Portraits" are politicians, artists, religious figures, representatives of business and commerce, and women.
3) Richter used a dry brush on a canvas with a wet surface to create "48 Portraits".

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1.Oxford Dictionaries
2. They have synonyms for foreground, as well as examples
3. Comes from a university, definitions in depth
4. No, everything is in the background

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by Gerhard Richter