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⚠ This card has duplicate items: Abstraction (2), Acropolis (2), Altarpiece (2), Ambulatory (2), Animal Style (2), Anthropomorphic (2), Apadana (2), Apse (2), Apotropaic (2), Arabesque (2), Arcadian Setting (2), Architrave (2), Ashlar Masonry (2), Assemblage (2), Atmospheric Perspective (2), Avant-garde (2), Axial Plan (2), Barrel Vault (2), Bay (of a church) (2), Basilica (2), Bas Relief/Shallow Relief (2), Buddha (2), Calligraphy (2), Cantilever (2), Catacomb (2), Cathedral (2), Central Plan (2), Chiaroscuro (2), Choir (of a church) (2), Circumambulation (2), Clerestory (2), Cloisonne (2), Codex (2), Coffer (2), Collage (2), Color Field (2), Column Capital (2), Concrete (2), Corbelled Arch (2), Courtyard Style (2), Cubiculum (2), Cuneiform (2), Cupola (2), Daguerreotype (2), Diptych (2), Earthwork (2), Emaki (2), Embroidery (2), Enamel (2), Encaustic (2), Engaged Columns (2), Engraving (2), Etching (2), Exemplum Virtutis (2), Fecund Female Figure (2), Fetish (object) (2), Flying Butress (2), Folio (2), Foreshortening (2), Forum (2), Fresco (2), Frieze (2), Groin Vault (2), Harlem Renaissance (2), Hierarchy of Scale (2), Hieroglyphs (2), Horror Vacui (2), Humanism (2), Hypostyle (2), Icon (2), Iconoclasm (2), Illuminated Manuscript (2), Impasto (2), Installation (2), Isocephalism (2), Keystone (2), Kitsch/Camp (2), Kiva (2), Kouros/Kore (2), Lamassu (2), Linear Perspective (2), Literati (2), Lost Wax Process (2), Lunette (2), Mana (2), Megalith (2), Mihrab (2), Minaret (2), Modernism (2), Mohammed (2), Moralized Bible (2), Mosaic (2), Mosque (2), Mudra (2), Narrative (2), Narthex (2), Nave (2), Necropolis (2), Nike (2), Oculus (2), Papyrus (2), Pediment (2), Penditive (2), Peristyle (2), Pharaoh (2), Pilgrimage (2), Plein-Air (2), Plinth (2), Portals (2), Portrait (2), Positivism (2), Post and Lintel (2), Propaganda (2), Pueblo (2), Pylon (2), Qibla Wall (2), Qur’an (2), Ready-Made (2), Register (2), Relief Sculpture (2), Reliquary (2), Rose Window (2), Salon (2), Sarchophagus (2), Sfumato (2), Shahnama (2), Shiva (2), The Silk Road (2), Spolia (2), Squinch (2), Stele (2), Still Life (2), Stucco (2), Stuba (2), The Sublime (2), Tapa (2), Tapestry (2), Tenebrism (2), Terracotta (2), Tessellation (2), Torana (2), Toron (2), Transept (2), Triptych (2), Trompe L’Oeil (2), Tympanum (2), Ukiyo-e (2), Vanitas (2), Vault (architecture) (2), Vellum (2), Veristic (2), Voussoir (2), Wet Drapery (2), Woodcut (2), Zen (2), Ziggurat (2), Zoopraxiscope (2)
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