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How does Frank Auerbach achieve a sense of three-dimensional depth in his drawing? If Auerbach's purpose is to capture something of the sitter's personality, what does…

How does Frank Auerbach achieve a sense of three-dimensional depth in his drawing? If Auerbach's purpose is to capture something of the sitter's personality, what does…
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How does Frank Auerbach achieve a sense of three-dimensional depth in his drawing?

If Auerbach's purpose is to capture something of the sitter's personality, what does his drawing suggest about his subject's (sitter's) temperament?

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shadowing and visible 3d shapes

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