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Famous for his "primitive" style with jungle motifs and pops of color that attract the eye. the V4t area demonstrates a high level of activity in response to both motion and shape-sensitive information, indicating its significance in the integration of object processing and global-motion perception.
Haring's stick figure and relatively "simple" figures draw clear delineation of boundaries. Orientation of boundary is of particular concern to the Lo1 area.
Andy Warhol famous for high contrast work both in color use and in topic of painting subjects.
Suerat painter of Pointillism, also called divisionism and chromo-luminarism, in painting, the practice of applying small strokes or dots of colour to a surface so that from a distance they visually blend together.
Rothko famous for his minimalist are with lines and blocks of color- that although some decry it not as art, appeals to many people throughout the world. the V6 area is a portion of the eye that prefers long uninterrupted lines. Black-and-white thinking, dividing into high-contrast blocks.
Hopper painter of iconic places. VMV2 about use of color, texture hue toward recognition of places.
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