Author Question: In Edgar Degas' The Parade, or Race Horses in Front of the Stands, shape, color, value, and scale ... (Read 451 times)

B · **on:** Aug 28, 2018

In Edgar Degas' The Parade, or Race Horses in Front of the Stands, shape, color, value, and scale are used to draw the eye from one side of the work to the other, creating an overall _________.

A. vertical balance
B. actual balance
C. symmetry
D. horizontal balance
E. diagonal balance

Question 2

The most common and comforting compositions are those with _________, in which elements in the left and right sides of the work have about equal visual emphasis.

A. actual balance
B. radial balance
C. horizontal balance
D. approximate symmetry
E. vertical balance