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This is the term used to describe the style of later Renaissance artists such as Parmigianino, Pontormo and El Greco. What is this 'ism' that begins with 'M'?
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Employed by artists such as Oldenburg and Calder, this 'M' describes art works which are planned to be produced in unlimited numbers, making them available to any collector who wished have them. What is this commonly used term?
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During the process of producing this artform, glass pieces called 'tesserae' might be used. To which art form am I referring?
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Something like a 'collage', this 'M' refers to a collection of ready-made images that are fragmented, arranged and assembled in order to form a coherent message to the viewer. What is such a work called?
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Which term describes the architectural style of Moslems who remained in Spain during the period of the Reconquest?
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This term was coined by Marcel Duchamp in 1932 to describe the Kinetic sculptures of Alexander Calder. What term did the very creative Duchamp use to describe Calder's fun works?
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Which of these terms is used to describe ancient tombs of Egypt which existed prior to the Great Pyramids?
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One of these architectural terms refers to the central hall or main area of an ancient Mycenean house...but which one?
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A trend in modern art, artists within this genre attempt to reduce their subject matter to simple geometric forms and reduce their own personal expression to the point of unrecognizability. What is this 'M' movement called?
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Within the ancient Doric Order, this 'M' is a space between two triglyphs along the frieze. Which of these words would meet this description?
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