Art

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How does the change in the scale of the "5" function in Charles Demuth's I Saw The Figure 5 in Gold? Started by Caiter2013	1 Replies 54 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by Alyson.hiatt@yahoo.com
How does an artist's use of directional forces differ from the use of emphasis and subordination in ... Started by Alainaaa8	1 Replies 54 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by ergserg
How do the tall green seats provide unity in Jacob Lawrence's Going Home? Started by kshipps	1 Replies 167 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by shaikhs
How did Goya evoke a sense of motion on the part of the bullfighter in The Agility and Daring of ... Started by altibaby	1 Replies 121 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by mirabriestensky
Artists use contrast, color intensity, position, and size to create Started by vinney12	1 Replies 114 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by nekcihc358
Describe how Edgar Degas creates directional forces in Jockeys Before the Race. Started by melly21297	1 Replies 490 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by Edwyer
Compare and Contrast Michelangelo's Piet with the Roettgen Piet. How does proportion affect the ... Started by Tirant22	1 Replies 113 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by hugthug12
Which principle of design is achieved by symmetry or asymmetry? Started by chandani	1 Replies 70 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by fdliggud
Which element of Lavinia Fontana's Noli Me Tangere balances the asymmetrical composition? Started by silviawilliams41	1 Replies 137 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by helenmarkerine
What is the effect of symmetry in the White House? Started by ereecah	1 Replies 310 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by robbielu01
The recurrence of visual elements in a composition is called __________. Started by ereecah	1 Replies 111 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by Silverbeard98
The juxtaposition of strongly dissimilar elements is referred to as __________. Started by humphriesbr@me.com	1 Replies 80 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by raenoj
The appearance of similarity in a work of art is called __________. Started by torybrooks	1 Replies 186 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by mochi09
In Going Home, Jacob Lawrence uses abstract figures and objects and color themes to __________. Started by stephzh	1 Replies 111 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by Tonyam972
In Claes Oldenburg's Floor Cone, what is the purpose of the ice cream cone's exaggerated scale? Started by saliriagwu	1 Replies 114 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by bob
In Bullfight, how does Goya create a dynamic composition that both balances the composition and ... Started by frankwu	1 Replies 69 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by chinwesucks
In a work of art, the regular or ordered repetition of dominant and subordinate elements with ... Started by silviawilliams41	1 Replies 150 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by Ksanderson1296
How does Pieter de Hooch create variety in his painting Interior of a Dutch House? Started by EY67	1 Replies 180 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by yotaSR5
Henri Matisse's photographs of the progress for the painting Large Reclining Nude exemplify the __________. Started by sheilaspns	1 Replies 232 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by dantucker
Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen's sculptures, such as Shuttlecocks, communicate that the ... Started by james9437	1 Replies 106 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by cloudre37
Artists create directional forces in artwork by using __________. Started by biggirl4568	1 Replies 155 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by zacnyjessica
A balance of unity and variety can best be seen in __________. Started by Awilson837	1 Replies 338 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by moormoney
Why does the fish shape in The Rarely Glimpsed Junkfish function as negative space? Started by pepyto	1 Replies 200 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by kiamars2010
Which of the following is characteristic of a highly saturated painting? Started by lracut11	1 Replies 95 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by momolu
Which of the following is a visual media where the impression of time can be compressed, expanded, ... Started by melly21297	1 Replies 56 Views	Feb 2, 2021 by perkiness