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The document discusses different types of lines used in art such as straight lines, curved lines, and combinations of both. It provides examples of how lines can be used to show direction, movement, thickness, continuity, symmetry, asymmetry, and perspective. Specific examples analyzed include geometric grids, shorelines, hemlines, spirals, and organic designs in jewelry that incorporate curved, tapered, and jagged lines.
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