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What technique was used to create a more realistic interpretation in flemish art?
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What technique was used to create a more realistic interpretation in flemish art?

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Aerial perspective, also known as atmospheric perspective.
It is the method of creating illusion of depth in a painting, by adjusting colour to simulate changes affected by the atmosphere, on the colours of things seen at a distance.
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atmospheric perspective
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