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This is an article in the New York Times that I found really interesting and I wanted to share with you. “Moiré,” which is French for “mirror,” was a term used to describe a painting produced by the artist, painter, or printmaker who portrayed an object, scene, or person in an image that was similar to another.

Moiré was a term used to describe a painting produced by the artist, painter, or printmaker who portrayed an object, scene, or person in an image that was similar to another. Although it has been used as a decorative art in the past, this term was not common in the nineteenth-century.

So, Moiré could be a wonderful word for a certain painting. It’s just that a lot of folks think it means something different than what it does. I am one of those people. It means a painting that has a mirror image to it. It’s the same effect as a real mirror. It helps you find the things you want to see in a painting.

Moiré is a word that was first used in 1882 by British artist Joseph Wright. In 1894, the term became popularized by American artist William Turner. Turner made a series of paintings called “The Moiré Effect”. In the early 1900s, the word started to be used for paintings that have an identical mirrored image to them. In fact, the first person to use the term moiré in a modern context was artist Walter Crane.

Moiré is a word that was first used in 1882 by British artist Joseph Wright. In 1894, the term became popularized by American artist William Turner. Turner made a series of paintings called The Moiré Effect. In the early 1900s, the word started to be used for paintings that have an identical mirrored image to them. In fact, the first person to use the term moiré in a modern context was artist Walter Crane.

It seems like everyone from the 1960s to the early 2000s seems to have used the word moiré. The reason for this is that the term itself is a bit of a misnomer. Although most people consider a moiré painting to look like a painting on a mirror, it actually isn’t. It’s actually a reflection of what is behind the mirror. In other words, a moiré effect is actually an illusion created by the camera.

The term moiré has since been used to describe an illusion of three dimensional depth. That is, as long as the camera is pointing into the mirror, the image will appear to be a three dimensional image on the surface of the mirror. It’s also possible that the term is also used to describe an optical illusion. That is, a moiré image is an optical illusion created by the camera, but in reality the image is not three dimensional.

The moiré effect is an optical illusion that occurs when the two images on the mirror are not the same and are not in the same plane. Because images with different angles appear to be the same, the moiré effect is often used to create a three-dimensional appearance in the viewer’s visual field. This is called a moiré effect because in reality the images on the mirror are not the same.

This is a great example of how the moiré effect can be used for a 3D effect. In a real world, we would never see the effect on a mirror because it would be impossible to reproduce the same image from two different mirrors. But the moire image can be created on a mirror with different angles because the two images on the mirror are not the same. The images are not parallel, so they are not in the same plane. This makes them appear three-dimensional.

If you ever see a mirror with some of the images upside down, then you can clearly see that the moiré image cannot be replicated. The effect is caused by the interference of light hitting the mirror in different directions. This interference causes the moiré effect in your own eyes, and also causes the moiré effect in the mirror. The effect is often called a “moire effect.