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 | Glossary Of Art Terms
  [6] |  | R Relief  A sculptural technique that involves carving into a flat surface so the image appears raised from the background. In actuality, a subtractive method is used which results in the material around the image being removed, also called "lowering the field."
 |  | Relief printmaking  Relief printmaking involves applying ink to a rigid matrix that has been carved or etched with the intended design. The ink is placed on the raised portions of the carving; when the matrix is pressed to the paper, the raised portions will show, and the recesses will remain the color of the paper. |  | Renoir, Auguste  1841-1919: A French impressionism painter who worked alongside Claude Monet, Alfred Sisley, and Camille Pissaro.  Order a Renoir classic art print today. |  |  | Reproduction  A reproduction is a copy of an original.  This copy may be made using the same materials as the original (for instance, one artist reproducing an earlier artwork), or a digital copy of the original may be created using a printer. Reproductions make it possible for the artist to sell the same work to multiple buyers, and allow collectors to purchase a less costly version of an original artwork. |  | RGB  A color mode or system representing the primary colors that are combined to display all the colors seen on a traditional computer monitor.  It stands for Red, Green, Blue. |  | Rotogravure  An intaglio printing method in which the image is carved or imprinted onto a cylindrical carrier, then applied to paper prints by a pressurized rolling process. | 
 
 
  
   
 
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