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The Bread Basket
1. The title of my painting that I chose is ''The Bread Basket''.

2. This painting was made with oil on canvas. The Bread Basket is 31.75 cm × 31.75 cm (12.5 in × 12.5 in). This painting is very well-defined, clear and precise.
You can see very well all the shapes in this painting. 32 word

3.The subject matter of this artwork is some bread in a basket. The artwork is about four slices of bread, one is separated from the others and is half-bittenand. Around this wicker basket there is a white cloth .
The background is black. The subject is accentuated with the position of the bread
The focal point of the painting is the basket of bread. 58 This painting is small for a usual painting. We can see with the orange color (hot color), that the
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