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Nude (act) - image of a naked body

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ACT - see nude

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SHARGE

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SCULPTURE

VEDUTA - cityscape

Design

MARINA - seascape

SCENERY

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GRAPHICS

DIORAMA - a pictorial picture curved in plan in a semicircle with a subject foreground

MOSAIC

PORTRAIT

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PAINTING

LANDSCAPE - image of the area

PANORAMA - a picturesque picture with a subject foreground, located on the walls of a building that is round in plan with a central observation platform

PLASTIC

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ICON PAINTING

MINIATURE

STILL LIFE

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CARICATURE

SCULPTURE

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SELF-PORTRAIT

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PHOTO ART

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