Biedermeier - A style of painting , furniture , and other crafts , prominent in Germany and Austria from 1815 to 1848, popular especially among the middle classes. It was a simplified adaptation of the French Empire style , which preceded it. Also see balance , lateral , laterality , symmetry , and asymmetry . Although not an optimal method of exhibiting such works, bins are often used in galleries as an economical way to present them for sale. Also see collection and portfolio .
Examples are orange, green, and purple.
The ingredient in the vehicle of a paint which adheres the pigment particles to one another and to the ground . It creates uniform consistency, solidity, and cohesion. Also see solvent . Seeing with two eyes simultaneously gives the viewer the ability to perceive depth. Stereoscopic images depend on the use of binocular vision.