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Ground

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Tree

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Hinge

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Fence

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Palm tree

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Grass

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Leaf

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Chair

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Flower

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Salvador Dalí

1925

Here through the attention to detail of textures the artist has been able to create many different mediums on a flat canvas.

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Vincent Van Gogh
1889

Texture is created through the use of line.

Not only is the texture of the hair and clothing created, but it also creates a feeling of energy that revealed the artist’s psychological state

Here the colours are muted and most similar, but the use of texture makes the painting iconic.

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Raffaelle Monti

c. 1860

This statue physically recreates texture however the magic lies in the artist being able to recreate several specific textures to make one material, (marble) represent several others (cloth, flowers, human hair, etc). Through the attention to texture a hard material can be manipulated to appear soft.

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Frank Lloyd Wright

1935

The architect has used the contrast of textures both within his design and the surrounding nature to create a monumental building.