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| Bonnard, Pierre, Landscape with Mountain 1924 The Phillips Collection |
Artist sometimes choose to paint things in colors that are
not true to either their optical or local colors. Bonnard’s painting Landscape
is an example of the expressive use of the arbitrary color. No tree leaves are
dark brown. The sky and the clouds are different shades of violet which is hard
to be found in reality .
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