Mass art
a. is commercially distributed artistic work, which has a standardized form and often
no identifiable individual creator.
b. generally does not draw on local, grassroots traditions shared by the audience and
the artist/producer.
c. is produced by a lone artist who desires to give form to her/his creative expression.
d. is typically, because of its originality and uniqueness, an indicator that those who
possess it are of high social and/or economic status.
e. All of the above.
Question 2
Three factors that led artists in the Middle Ages to change from creating artistic works for a single, rich patron to creating art that would appeal to members of the bourgeois middle class were
a. the demise of all-power religious states and monarchies.
b. the development of the printing press.
c. the rise of industrialism.
d. the decline of feudalism.
e. All of the above.
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