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| You will need to do a bit of research about the style of art, what tribe it is from, and if it has been described anywhere else. The biggest thing to remember is to get the facts correct in what the image represents by reading the context, and also describing in plain language. If the image is thick lines and shapes, then describe it that way. As with art, you can compare more abstract parts of an image to a commonly know object. | You will need to do a bit of research about the style of art, what tribe it is from, and if it has been described anywhere else. The biggest thing to remember is to get the facts correct in what the image represents by reading the context, and also describing in plain language. If the image is thick lines and shapes, then describe it that way. As with art, you can compare more abstract parts of an image to a commonly know object. | ||
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