| Bauhaus offshoot | 16 |
| Abstract style | 14 |
| Abstract painting style | 23 |
| Abstract form of the '60s | 29 |
| 1960s painting movement | 23 |
| "Perceptual abstraction" | 34 |
| '60s painting movement | 26 |
| Works with afterimages | 22 |
| Work with wavy lines, maybe | 27 |
| Work with a pattern, maybe | 26 |
| Work that gives the illusion of movement | 40 |
| Warhol style | 12 |
| Visual movement popularized in the 1960s | 40 |
| Visual illusions | 16 |
| Victor Vasarely specialty | 25 |
| Trippy graphics | 15 |
| Swirls and such | 15 |
| Subject of a pioneering 1965 MoMA show | 38 |
| Style with illusory motion | 26 |
| Style pioneered by Josef Albers | 31 |
| Style known as perceptual abstraction | 37 |
| Stanczak's "Provocative Current," e.g. | 52 |
| Squiggles and such | 18 |
| Some psychedelic decoration | 27 |
| Some MoMA designs | 17 |
| Some modern museum designs | 26 |
| Some eyeball benders | 20 |
| Some deceptive designs | 22 |
| Some 60's paintings | 23 |
| Some 60's museum exhibits | 29 |
| Richard Anuszkiewicz pictures | 29 |
| Pictures that may make you dizzy | 32 |
| Pictures that may be difficult to focus on | 42 |
| Pictures that can make you dizzy | 32 |
| Peter Max speciality | 20 |
| Perplexing pictures | 19 |
| Paintings with intense contrast, often | 38 |
| Paintings with geometric patterns | 33 |
| Painting style of the 60's | 30 |
| Painting movement | 17 |
| Outgrowth of geometrical abstraction | 36 |
| Offshoot of Bauhaus constructivism | 34 |
| Museum display, at times | 24 |
| Movement that might leave you reeling | 37 |
| Movement that inspired '60s fashion | 39 |
| MOMA showing | 12 |
| Modern-museum display | 21 |
| Modern gallery item | 19 |
| Mod style, in painting | 22 |
| Magic Eye picture, e.g. | 23 |
| M.O.M.A. display | 16 |
| Julian Stanczak's genre | 27 |
| Josef Albers' style | 23 |
| It's usually nonrepresentational | 36 |
| It's eye-grabbing | 21 |
| It can make you dizzy | 21 |
| Influential style of the 1960s | 30 |
| Illusory pictures | 17 |
| Illusory painting | 17 |
| Illusory movement movement | 26 |
| Illusionary works | 17 |
| Illusionary paintings | 21 |
| Head-spinning paintings | 23 |
| Head-spinning hangings | 22 |
| Genre that plays tricks on your eyes | 36 |
| Genre that makes use of trompe lÂ’oeil | 41 |
| Genre of Escher's "Relativity" | 44 |
| Genre of dizzying drawings | 26 |
| Genre of a 1965 exhibit called "The Responsive Eye" | 61 |
| Genre in MoMA's 1965 "The Responsive Eye" exhibit | 63 |
| Genre characterized by its illusion of movement | 47 |
| Eyeball-bending paintings | 25 |
| Eyeball-bending painting genre | 30 |
| Eyeball-bending designs | 23 |
| Eye-twisting display | 20 |
| Eye-tricking work | 17 |
| Eye-tricking paintings | 22 |
| Eye-tricking designs | 20 |
| Eye-teasing paintings | 21 |
| Eye-straining exhibit | 21 |
| Eye-popping designs | 19 |
| Eye-popping canvasses | 21 |
| Eye-fooling works | 17 |
| Eye-fooling pictures | 20 |
| Eye-fooling designs | 19 |
| Eye-cue tests? | 14 |
| Eye-catching designs | 20 |
| Eye-bending paintings | 21 |
| Eye-bending painting | 20 |
| Eye twisters | 12 |
| Eye dazzlers | 12 |
| Escher's genre | 18 |
| Dizzying posters | 16 |
| Dizzying painting movement | 26 |
| Dizzying painting genre | 23 |
| Dizzying museum display | 23 |
| Dizzying hangings | 17 |
| Dizzying gallery hangings | 25 |
| Dizzying design | 15 |
| Dizzying abstract genre | 23 |