Answer: A
Henry Matisse was a painter who belived in fauvism, which was a part of Fauves. The answer is Fauves.
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Answer:
Fauves
Explanation:
He is widely known for his vibrant works with strong colors and an almost impressionistic portrayal of the piece's subject.
which of these is another word for the beat in a piece of music
Answer:
b
Explanation:
What is true about the raft of the Medusa the artist used models to create the painting the artist used contrast in the painting to create emotion
Answer: Yes it is true. Look at the Explanation
Explanation: A) The artist used models to create the painting.
B) The artist used triangles as one of the major shapes in the piece.
C) The artist used contrast in the painting to create emotion.
D) All of the above
Northern Renaissance painters differed from Italian Renaissance painters
because they
.
A.) relied on the support of rich art patrons
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B.) used non-religious themes
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C.) Depicted lush landscapes and happy peasants
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D.) worked primarily with vibrant colors
Answer:
Explanation:
Northern Renaissance painters differed from Italian Renaissance painters
because they?
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answer
The four main technical differences that set the Northern Renaissance painters apart from Italian Renaissance painters is their use of superior paints, painting from direct observation, detailed realism and empirical perspective. The Northern Renaissance was a time of great intellectual and spiritual awakening
Red mix with green=?
Yellow mix with orange=?
Blue mix with violet=?
Yellow mix with violet=?
Red mix with green=?
Answer:
1-brown
2-green
3-blue-violet
4-brown
5-brown
Explanation:
most of the time anything thats not a primary colors mixed with something youre gonna get brown
Answer:
Red+Green = brown
Explanation:
This phenomenon was called
after people called
"choreomaniacs" performed movement that disturbed and upset
everyone, who were sure they were possessed by demons!
A phenomenon occurred in Europe around the 14th and 17th centuries that made many people dance to their death. This phenomenon where people called "choreomaniacs" danced to their death is known as
Tarantism (The Dancing Plaque)In 1518, an event occurred in Strasbourg France where a woman suddenly began dancing. Soon enough, many in her community joined her to dance.
They danced so much so that they became exhausted, collapsed, and some died.
This phenomenon is also referred to as St. Vitus Dance and St. John's Dance. Many reasons have been attributed as causes of this phenomenon. Mass hysteria is one of such reasons.
Summarily, this phenomenon is referred to as Tarantism.
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what is ur mum's name
Answer:
my mums name is notgonnasay
Explanation:
;))
Answer:
I smell burning fire. I hear the cracking of the fire, the hops of your mom, the wind blowing through the trees. I see trees blowing in the wind, a ur mom, eating grass, the red and orange of the burning fire. everything slows down for a minute as I realize the fire is all around ur mom there's no escape. so i blow her back out
Explanation:
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Winslow Homer’s, Shore and Surf, is an example of how artists take elements from the environment to _____________
a.
record an image for future generations.
b.
transform and represent their mood and messages.
c.
show the fierce power and energy of nature.
d.
represent current thoughts and philosophies.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
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I know that a whole lot of y'all are gonna say that this is inappropriate but guess the song:
If we never learn, we been here before
Why are we always stuck and running from
The bullets?
The bullets.
We never learn, we been here before
Why are we always stuck and running from
The bullets?
The bullets.
Plz say the song and the artist.
First one to answer will be marked Brainliest
Answer:
harry styles
the sighn of styles
Explanation:
How do i choose a brainiest? i don't see a button anywhere?
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Questlon 5 of 10 Which statement best fits the view of the Dada art movement? A. Anything can and should be considered art. B. Life should imitate art, not art life. C. Only great art can stir strong emotions. D. The purpose of art is to reflect the unconscious mind
anything can and should be considered art...
Answer: anything can and should be considered art
Explanation:
what is in music
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ARTS
11. Which of the following statements is TRUE about Vinta?
A. It is the oldest watercraft found in the Philippines
B. It consists of several colors and geometric lines
C. It is used for trade or migration
D. It can hold 60-90 people.
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Answer:
B.) It consists of several colors and geometric lines
Explanation:
why does henti exist--
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Can someone pls draw this in pencil so I can use it as a reference photo.
Answer:
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Straight photography was popularized by _______(1)_______, which is _______(2)_______. A.(1) Dorothea Lange (2) a process of combining several distinct images to produce a blended or combined picture. This is done by blocking out certain parts during processing, while in the dark room. B. (1) Alfred Stieglitz; (2) a form of photography in which pictures are printed directly from e negative with no cropping or other manipulation. C. (1) Eddie Adams; (2) a dark room technique to create surreal images. D. (1) Margaret Bourke White; (2) a photographic narrative consisting of a series of related images. Please select the best answer from the choices provided a. b. c. d.
Answer:
A,
Explanation:
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Straight photography was popularized by Alfred Stieglitz which is form of photography in that pictures are printed directly from negative with no cropping or other manipulation.
What is Straight photography?According to the characteristics that set photography apart from other visual mediums, particularly painting, pure photography, also known as straight photography, aims to capture a scene or topic in perfect focus and detail.
The word generally refers to images that accurately capture the scene or subject as the camera sees it and are not altered in any way, including during the photoshoot, in the darkroom, or digitally.
The Steerage, by Alfred Stieglitz, was taken in 1907 and is regarded as one of the earliest and finest instances of the straight image.
Hence, the appropriate response is option B.
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Perspective influences how a person looks at a piece of art and its qualities?
a. always true
C. always false
b. sometimes true
d. Perspective is not relevant ir
of art.
Answer:
a
Explanation:
What’s scarier clowns or demons?
(Pennywise,poltergeist clown,twisty,jack-in the box)
(Mara,Polaroid,don’t knock twice,Annabelle,Conjuring)
Answer:
demons imo
Explanation:
Can someone pls draw this in pencil with shades so I can use it as a reference photo
Bonsai originally referred to
А
a way to cultivate trees.
B
an emperor's garden.
С
a small plant that grew in Japan.
D
a religious practice by samurai warriors.
Bonsai originally referred to a way to cultivate trees. Bonsai is a traditional Japanese art form that involves cultivating and nurturing miniature trees in containers. The correct option is A.
Thus, Previously known as machine or other names, the Japanese equivalent of potted trees was dubbed bonsai. This term referred to a shallow container rather than a deeper bowl form. However, it would take close to a century before the word "bonsai" started to be used frequently to refer to Japan's small potted trees.
Thus, the ideal selection is option A.
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Why does ancient Egyptian art appear to be flat
Sampling in music has revolutionized the music industry. Some people think it's creative, others think it's stealing music and not creative. Some people think it's highly illegal.
Answer:
What are your thoughts?: You can answer that on your own
Why is sampling so popular?: It may save producers time & or they may not have the equipment to make certain sounds
Why are there lawsuits regarding sampling?: Producers may not have full rights to use the samples
Do you listen to songs that use samples?: Though we may not be aware of it, It is highly likely that we all listen to music with tracks. Especially on the modern radio stations.
Explanation:
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Pop artists often have a hard time getting their art taken seriously. Which BEST explains why this is often the case?
Pop art is new form of art, and the art world generally embraces new ideas.
Pop artist Andy Warhol was an unpopular figure, and he damaged the reputation of pop art.
Pop artists do not care about public opinion, so their art offends people.
Print art often does not get the same respect as traditional forms of art, like painting.
Answer:
i feeel like it is a becuase i can just tell its also becuase l love reomatc pop and pop alt
Explanation:
Answer:
Print art often does not get the same respect as traditional forms of art, like painting.
Explanation:
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The order of flats notated in a key signature is identical in major and minor keys.
True
False
I'm kinda not good at all and I don't know these answers, the teacher doesn't help much either. What is the correct answer?
Answer:
Organic i believe but I am only like 50% sure
Explanation:
Choose a famous makeup artist from film or theater. Write at least three paragraphs on the makeup artist work and accomplishments. What
techniques did the artist invent? What new materials did the artist use? Write a short bio, focusing on the tahnical aspects of the makeup artist's
achievements.
Answer:
Kevin Yagher born June 23, 1962, in Decatur.
Mr. Yagher was a Producer, writer, director, and makeup artist. He was a member of: Horror Hall of Fame board of directors, member. International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, Screen Actors Guild, Directors Guild of America, Writers Guild of America.
His rewards and honors include: Saturn Award nomination (with others), best make-up, Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, 1988, for A Nightmare on Elm Street Part III: Dream Warriors; Emmy Award, 1992, CableACE Award nomination, both for Tales from the Crypt; Hollywood Makeup Artist and Hair Stylist Guild Award (with others), best character makeup—feature, Film Award nomination (with others), best achievement in special visual effects, British Academy of Film and Television Arts, Saturn Award nominations (with others), best make-up and best special effects, 2000, all for Sleepy Hollow; Hollywood Makeup Artist and Hair Stylist Guild Award nomination (with Michelle Vittone), best character makeup-feature, 2003, for The Master of Disguise.
His credits are: Special makeup effects artist, Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter (also known as Friday the 13th Part 4), 1984.
Makeup and effects creator: Freddy Krueger and special makeup effects, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Part 2: Freddy's Revenge (also known as A Nightmare on Elm Street: Part 2), Media Home Entertainment, 1985. Creature effects crew: Cannom, Cocoon, Twentieth Century-Fox, 1985. Art department, Invaders from Mars, Cannon Pictures, 1986. Special makeup effects, Trick or Treat, 1986.
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Task: Analyze a Painting and Recreate it in a Photograph
The Mona Lisa is one of the greatest portrait paintings in the world. A magazine wants to
recreate this painting in a photograph and you have been asked to photograph it. By looking at
this picture of Mona Lisa (see attached picture of Mona Lisa), describe what kind of camera
you will use, what accessories you might require, the kind of lens that you would prefer, and
how you will set the depth of field and exposure. First, deconstruct the painting and then
analyze each element and reproduce the same effect in a photograph.
Answer:
Explanation:When it comes to famous images the Mona Lisa by Leonardo Da Vinci is one of the most recognized in the world.
When I visited the Lourve in Paris a couple of years ago I was stunned by the crowds of people gathering around this small image, pushing and shoving to get close and to take a picture of it (I got some great shots of the crowd).
The Mona Lisa has been at the center of much debate and speculation over the years but why is it an image that intrigues people so much and what can we learn from it as photographers today?
While we live in a different time (the Mona Lisa was painted in the 1500’s) and use different technology – is there something in this famous image that we can be inspired by as image makers today?
Who was Modest Mussorgsky's first piano teacher?
O His uncle
O His father
O His mother
O His art teacher
OThe local church organist
Answer:
his mom
Explanation:
What does TSP stand for? (not tablespoon)
Who is the leader of it?
Answer:
Thrift Savings Plan
TSP
Acronym Definition
TSP Teaspoon
TSP Thrift Savings Plan
TSP 3-(Trimethylsilyl)-Propionic-2,2,3,3-D4 Acid
TSP Traveling Salesman Problem
Explanation:
What musical innovation did little Richard bring to early rock music?
O The rhythm emphasis on beat 1 and 3
O syncopation
O the piano triplet
O whole tone theory
Select the correct answer.
Mary is the set designer for a theater production. Her director wants to see what she's come up with so far. What can she use to communicate her
design concept and how the actors will fit into the director?
A: a verbal description of the set
B:a 3D model of the set
C:a recording of ideas for the set
D: a drawing or sketch of the set
Answer:
B
Explanation:
By providing a 3d model you can show where the cast will be and how they will fit into it
