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works of art, such as painting, printmaking,
photography or bas-relief,
repoussoir (French: [ʁəpuswaʁ],
pushing back) is an
object along the
right or left...
- the viewer's
focus on the
framed object(s). It can also be used as a
repoussoir, to
direct attention back into the scene. It can add
depth to an image...
- Fisher's cinematography, however, has been
praised for its
craftsmanship –
repoussoir[clarification needed], shadow,
reflection and
understated lighting – giving...
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pottery Regionalism Renaissance art
Renaissance in the Low
Countries Repoussoir Restoration of the
Sistine Chapel frescoes Retablo Reverse gl**** painting...
- 1810, to much
controversy and criticism. The
composition notably lacks a
repoussoir—a
framing device that
leads the viewer's gaze into the image. Rather,...
- of the main victim,
peeping fearfully towards the soldiers, acts as a
repoussoir at the back of the
central group.
Without distracting from the intensity...
- of
Smeerenburg in 1639.
Compositional formulae using elements like the
repoussoir were
evolved which remain influential in
modern photography and painting...
- "Législatives: Jean-Luc Mélenchon à Matignon? La
gauche rejette l'idée, 'c'est un
repoussoir'" [Legislative: Jean-Luc Mélenchon at Matignon? The left
rejects the idea...
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Space Magritte has
introduced several of
these types of mani****tion. The
repoussoir effect of the
amorphic grey
structure surrounding the
figures frames the...
- the
common use of
curtains to
protect paintings. Even more common, the
repoussoir appears in 25, with Girl
Reading a
Letter at an Open Window, one of three...
