Artists use different techniques to make their drawings unique.



Which artwork demonstrates the use of textual lines and stippling?


Photograph of painting by Leonardo da Vinci titled Study for Head of the Virgin


Photograph of painting by Vincent van Gogh titled Garden of Flowers


Photograph of painting by Michelangelo titled Head of a Satyr

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The answer is D

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I looked up the definition of forgery and used context clues for the first terms used in the answers, like "reproduce" and "allow" and forgery typically means too produce a copy of something so.. yah.

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draw demons or dark stuff?

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like this ?

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is this answer 8x8=64

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Because eight tomes eight is 64

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ummmm USA i guess

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what kinda question is this?

No Problem :)

Hope you have a great day :3

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brown because my hair is brown and I'm the bus driver.

Im driving the bus. The bus driver is blond UwU

Answer: follow god, mercy, stronger, heartless, forever.

Explanation: Im a big fan

Answer: through the wire, power, real friends, wolves, and of course gold digger

Explanation: im 13 dont judge me xddd

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The 3 most important artist supplies you will need are acrylic paint, paintbrushes, and a painting surface such as canvas or wood panels.

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Lazzi was originally the minimally scripted play of Commedia Del'Arte in early theatre. They often utilized the use of the gibberish language and were able to be understood by those of varying languages, hence the lack of a script. It was a predecessor to modern improv and often, if they were written at all, only contained basic stage directions and actions such as "Capitano and Pulicinella dance, as Zanni Zanni attempts to pickpocket them". They included the commedia characters in their performance and were often different each time you saw them in a slight way. Masks were used to portray the common character and they were often grotesque and oversized, and more than likely full-faced. Some examples of lazzi today would be many of the physical comedy bits in the three stooges, of three clueless idiots trying to make their way in life. The Capitaino character proving people wrong is a lazzi used in TV today, such as Dwight Shrute's actions towards Jim in the Office, or Sheldon's antics on Big Bang Theory. One of the biggest ones is that of the greedy boss, as seen in Mr. Krabs in Spongebob, Scrooge in Charles Dickens's "A Christmas Story" and any Hallmark movie villain ever. Nowadays, they are carried on more as tropes than lazzis, as our shows have a real script, but the origins of the early theatre still live on today.  

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I hope this helps. My directors and I are big Commedia Del Arte Fans!

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c. music drama is the answer I think...

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maybe mix it up you know? like maybe re write purple rain

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Answer: where a particular dance comes from. For many non-Mexicans, the dances of the Jalisco region—with their mariachi music, women in braids, and colorful, ribboned skirts—are their first exposure to the style. Jalisco is also the birthplace of Mexico's national dance, the jarabe tapatio (hat dance). In the 1920s, Mendoza-Garcia explains, the Mexican government wanted to unify the nation and began teaching the jarabe tapatio in public schools across the country. It was even performed by Anna Pavlova, who choreographed a version of it in pointe shoes during an international tour, and helped it become known on the world stage. The fandango, from Veracruz, is another popular dance, known for its lightning-fast footwork. In it, couples take turns dancing on a wooden platform called a "tarima."

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I think its triadic since there are 3 diffrent colors there. green, pink, and red.

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My little sister does

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I don't watch it though...

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yes

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The mat

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Please mark brainliest

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It should not touch the glass.

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There is no way to explain it but it should not appear as if leaning or touched but floating and sat nicely and properly inside a frame.

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The first one is probably 3 over 4, second one is 4 over 4, and the third one i think is 2 over 4, im not too sure :'>

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A would be 3/4

B would be 4/4

C would be 4/4

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If you look at the 2nd measure in bar A, you can se the 8th note which is one beat, the quarter note which is one beat, then one beat of rest, so in total it would be 3/4 for the time signature.

For B, the half notes are worth 2 beats, so add 2+2=4 so the time signature would be 4/4

For C, there are 4 sets of 16th notes, so that would be 4/4

Hope this helps!!

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D, The source is not a testimony

The problem with the speech given by Sharon where she quoted a statistic from 1955 was that the source is not recent.

This refers to use of a source that happened not quite long to support a fact, statement, essay etc

Hence, the problem with the speech was that the source is not recent.

Therefore, the Option B is correct.

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Answer: dark stalker

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Turtle

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I am nervous and I don't want to hurt anyone.

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Eric Church

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Happy

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Answer: A line can describe, showing delineation or, when materialized, result in linear form and can become sculpture without tangible volume. ... Besides describing volume or space, lines can be used to only suggest movement.

Explanation: Your welcome!

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A) Conflict.

There's an event or character that triggers the conflict.

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A strong relationship between the arts and politics, particularly between various kinds of art and power, occurs across historical epochs and cultures. As they respond to contemporaneous events and politics, the arts take on political as well as social dimensions, becoming themselves a focus of controversy and even a force of political as well as social change.

A widespread observation is that a great talent has a free spirit. For instance Pushkin, who some scholars regard as Russia's first great writer,[1] attracted the mad irritation of the Russian officialdom and particularly of the Tsar, since he "instead of being a good servant of the state in the rank and file of the administration and extolling conventional virtues in his vocational writings (if write he must), composed extremely arrogant and extremely independent and extremely wicked verse in which a dangerous freedom of thought was evident in the novelty of his versification, in the audacity of his sensual fancy, and in his propensity for making fun of major and minor tyrants.

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I hope this helps! If not I'm so sorry.

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wait what?

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Trifles symbolize the importance of the topics and items that concern the women in the story, as these concerns provide the women with the insight to understand the motive of Minnie's crime.

Trifles Symbols

Trifles. The title of the play refers to the concerns of the women in the play, which the men consider to be only “trifles.” ...

Canning Jars of Fruit. The canning jars of fruit represent Minnie's extreme concern over her role as wife and her household responsibilities. ...

The Dirty Towel. ...

The Quilt. ...

The Dead Bird.

Hale and Mrs. Peters hide the evidence because they don't want Minnie Wright to get into trouble. They know that she killed her husband, but they also know that she was the victim of years of domestic abuse. As they don't wish to compound Minnie's suffering, they hide the evidence of her crime.

The motive for the crime lies in Minnie Wright's sad and isolated life. This isolation is imposed by her hard and silent husband. When he kills her canary, he is figuratively killing her contact with her past self—a woman full of life and song.

Written in the early 1900s, “Trifles” deals with the rights of, expectations for and assumptions about women in society at the time. In an ironic twist, the audience knows that the women have solved the murder mystery while the men remain oblivious of the truth because of their assumptions.

-Astolfo