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The study guide covers key concepts for the Art 1 semester 2 final including the elements of art, principles of design, color mixing, artistic movements like surrealism and pop art, types of textures, 1 point perspective with the vanishing point and horizon line, and positive and negative space. Salvador Dali and Andy Warhol are identified as founding artists of surrealism and pop art respectively.
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