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What type of perspective did vincent van gogh mostly use in his works of art?
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What type of perspective did vincent van gogh mostly use in his works of art?

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Answer: he is correct but the perspective is called Frame ;)

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Answer:He used Standard, machine-made, finely woven linen (portrait linen) with a regular and tightly woven structure. With a ground which absorb oil to archive a métier matte.

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