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Developing a Visual Dialogue

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During the twentieth century and into the present day, the boundaries of art have been broadly expanded and somewhat blurred. These indistinct boundaries include the somewhat traditional genre of portraiture. Portraits produced by contemporary artists can encompass widely varied content, materials, and means of production.

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