expert 21, course iii vol. 2, page 9 day 2. ten artists who changed the world
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Vocabulary Expert 21, Course III
Vol. 2, page 9Day 2
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Expert 21 vocabularyTen Artists
Who Changed the World
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Meaning: showing imagined things instead of showing what people or objects actually look like
abstract (adjective)
Example: I like realistic art more than abstract art because I can tell what things are supposed to be.
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Meaning: something whole formed in a certain way from parts
composition (noun)
Example: This painting has a balanced composition, since it shows half sky and half ground.
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Meaning: a public display of works of art or objects of special interest
exhibition (noun)
Example: Mr. O’Callaghan’s art class will have an exhibition in the spring. All pieces will be student-created.
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Meaning: a drawing, painting, or photograph of a person
portrait (noun)
Example: The portrait of your sister looks exactly like her.
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Meaning: the effect that something has on something else
impact (noun)
Example: William’s painting had a great effect on me; I will never look at the old oak tree the same way.
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Meaning: to refuse to accept something
reject (verb)
Example: Marcus will reject this invitation to the school dance, mostly because he doesn’t want to go.
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Meaning: to show something through a picture or vivid words
depict (verb)
Example:My painting depicts my strong feelings about the ocean; you can tell I like to be near it.
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Meaning: state of extreme disturbance
uproar (noun)
Example:Sonia was in an uproar when Katrice spilled black paint all over her drawing.