When the chiaroscuro technique is used in painting?

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Chiaroscuro is Italian for light and shadow

Painters use this technique when they need to create the illusion of light on objects and people

I've attached a pic for example :D

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What instruments came before the piano

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The flute, drums, and and clavicord to name a few.

Random question of the day: do you like sandwiches, and if so which kind is your favorite?

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yes, i like any kind of sandwich.

I like sandwiches with cheese and pepperoni lol

Aerial photographs may not be sharp enough to print out or poster-size print
true or false?

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true

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if you have to low of a quality it will not print out well and can mess up the printer

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true

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I got it right on my test

Will give brainlest!for graphic design i have to draw a personality split self portrait ( half is what people see me at first glance and the other half is my personality). idk what i should put on my personality side. someone help me give ideas on what to draw ( doesnt exactly have to be my personality , there just has to be something )

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How about something to do with determined. I have noticed that about you and that is a good thing. Sorry for being disrespectful the other day. I was taking my family problems out on you. That was wrong of me. Hope we can be friends

SO for what people see you could draw a happy bubly person

and the other half may be sad, or vice versa

~Courtney

What are three elements that describe neorealism?