Visualizing

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What is trompe l'oeil?

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Trompe l'oeil is a style of painting that allows the artist to fool the viewer into believing that objects in the painting are real.

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What do all trompe l'oeil artists share?

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Trompe l'oeil artists all have a desire to surprise the viewer.

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What does visualizing mean?

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Visualizing means creating a mental picture as you read.

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How is trompe l'oeil different from realism?

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Realism tries to present objects truthfully, while trompe l'oeil tries to trick or deceive the viewer.

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What is an example of visualizing in a story?

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Imagining hyacinths in bowls, sweet peas in jugs, and dog daisies in old milk bottles.

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Why is visualizing important when reading?

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Visualizing helps readers understand and remember the story better.

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What is the purpose of trompe l'oeil art?

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The purpose of trompe l'oeil art is to create an optical illusion that makes painted objects appear three-dimensional.

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Can you name a famous trompe l'oeil artist?

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One famous trompe l'oeil artist is Andrea Pozzo.

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What is an optical illusion?

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An optical illusion is a visual phenomenon that tricks the brain into seeing something that is not there or seeing it differently than it is.

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How can you practice visualizing while reading?

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You can practice visualizing by closing your eyes and imagining the scenes and characters as you read.

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