Arts And Crafs, María and Unai
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unzuThe document discusses color theory and asks questions about hue, value, primary and secondary colors, warm colors, contrasting colors in compositions, analyzing the meaning of colors in works of art, and comparing the use of color in two paintings by Claude Monet and Henri Matisse. It also covers geometric concepts like segment bisectors, angles, dividing a segment into equal parts, and types of angles.
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