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T-Mobile Wi-Fi 12:06 PM 76% savstate.view.usg.edu Painter Richard Haas improved the unappealing façade of the Oregon Historical Society building (a technique literally meaning "fool the eye," the term describes a piece of illusionistic art designed to trick the eye) by covering the building with white paint. painting a trompe-l'oeil mural on it. applying stucco to the building designing a grand stairway to the entrance. Save Question 4 (1 point) Objects that are intended to stimulate "a sense of beauty" in the viewer are thought to be not merely functional but aesthetic. utilitarian. objective iconographic. Save

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Q. Painter Richard Haas use trompe-l'oeil techniques to create the three dimensional effects on building facades. So fool the eye is used to describe a piece of illusionistic art designed to trick the eye by painting a trompe-l'oeil mural on it.

Q4. They are thought to be not merely functional, but also aesthetic as they concern with the beauty and appreciation of it.

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