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jilianpiloj

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Classify three of the four basic sculptural methods (modeling, assembling, carving, and casting) as additive or subtractive, giving a reason for each of your classifications. Then briefly explain the process of casting. Identify at least one work that illustrates each of these methods of making a sculpture.
 
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Question 2

Carved in a broad style of plain surfaces and subtle modeling, Colossal Head is thought to represent ________ rulers.
 
  A. Egyptian
  B. Greek
  C. Italian
  D. Olmec
  E. Indian



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Answer to Question 1

Responses will vary based on selection. Possible answers: modeling and assembling are considered additive processes; carving is a subtractive process. Casting is neither and involves a mold in which a liquid material is poured.

Answer to Question 2

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Ancient Olmec artists used basalt, which was associated with the awesome powers of nature and fitting material for rulers, for the monumental stone carvings.



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