Answer:
The term public art refers to a specific art genre with its own professional and critical discourse. In the Renaissance, wealthy patrons used art for power. The very act of commissioning an artist to design a building, sculpture, or painting signified the patron’s taste, erudition, financial status, and ambition. The clues found both inside and outside these works offer insight into the hierarchies and values that shaped the warring city-states of 15th and 16th century Italy.
Explanation:
Question 3
Think about what this sculpture says about the characteristics of Roman art. Now imagine that you know nothing about Roman art. Based only on
this sculpture, what assumptions could you make about Roman art?
Answer:
Based on this sculpture alone, we can assume Romans would be influenced by Greek art and sculptures. We can observe they valued realism and presented their rulers in an authentic light. They put lots of thought into the art and wanted to master it into perfection.
Explanation:
If we would assume things about Roman art only based on this piece, we could, first of all, see the art was influenced by Greek art. We can also determine that Romans included sculpturing into the art. They likely presented their leaders and rulers with the free-standing bust statues. Thes statues would be made of marble, judging by this one.
They wanted to present people realistically with their art. We can see that on this piece (bust of Julius Caesar) who is presented as a realistic middle-aged man – we see wrinkles on his face, around the mouth, on the forehead, as well as on his neck. They would put many details into the sculpture, which we can see in the way these wrinkles are portrayed, and in the small curves on the ears and nose. Romans valued authenticity and naturalness, but at the same time, they would portray people as being serious and determined, like this bust was. Therefore, we can conclude the Romans took art seriously and mastered it to perfection.
Answer:
You could assume that Roman art was less about making individuals look perfect and more about portraying them as they really looked.
Explanation:
(for culinary arts but they don't have a subject for that)
why do we use buttermilk when using baking soda as a leaving agent?
A. it taste good
B. it is thick and adds texture
C. it is an acid
D. use instead of salt
Answer:
ether B or C but it think its C.it is an acid
Explanation:
Buttermilk has its own flavor but baking powder adds acid and if you use baking soda or whatever with Buttermilk it will neutralize them But im starting to think its B. it is thick and adds texture
Media is always unbiased and objective. A. True B. False
Media is always unbiased and objective.
A.
True
B.
False
Which choice best sums up the role of media in society?
A.
Media has the power to determine what people talk about, how they think about major news stories, and how they go about the day
B.
Media has little to no power over people and what they talk about, how they think about major news stories or how they go about the day
C.
Media only helps determine what people talk about around the world
D.
Media is only a place for people to share opinions and plays little role in the lives of people who read or watch it.
Answer:
BAExplanation:
Answer:
why do you do this???? where you just steal peoples turns??
Explanation:
When increasing or decreasing the distance of space between lines of text you are adjusting what?
hen something is divided completely in half and each half is different
Answer:OK? Thank ig ?
Explanation:
how many guns are there in FREEFIRE
Answer:
unconuntable like stars
Answer:
In Free Fire the guns are classified into - SG, SMG, AR, HG & SNIPER
SG :- M1014, Spas 12, M1887 & M1883
SMG :- Mp40, MP5, VSS, Thompson, P90
AR :- AK47, M4A1, FAMAS, SKS, AUG, AN49, M60, M14
HG :- G18, Dessert Eagle, USP & M500
SNIPER :- AWM, M82B, Kar98k
Explanation:
when beginning an art project the following methods are useful
Answer:
Brainstorming. Teachers can use brainstorming as a thinking strategy to help students generate questions, ideas, and examples and to explore a central idea or topic. ...
Conference. ...
Cooperative Learning. ...
Discussion. ...
Experimenting. ...
Focused Exploration. ...
Free Exploration. ...
Graphic or Visual Organizers.
Explanation:
is the five ws mean who what where when why?
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
who- the person (s)
what- what is happening
when- the time and date
Where- the place
why- the reason being
Answer:
Which-
Explanation:
Who What and Where are the Three W's
" Which " is not
Its just not oh and the guy above is incorrect ;P.
HELP, i might be getting the IPhone XR today what color should i get, BLUE OR WHITE??!!
Answer:
white
Explanation:
because more people buy white
Molly is buying a new $55 short sleeve dress for the summer. Since, she
lives in Alaska she will only be able to wear it 4 times and it will cost her
$0.73 to wash it after each usage. What is the cost-per-wear of the short
sleeve dress?
O $14.48
O $2.53
$13.93
$7.75
Answer:
$2.92
Explanation:
$0.73 x 4 = $2.92
THIS IS THE LAST ONE FOR THE NIGHT GUESS THAT SONG!!!!!
I'm slowly learning
That the things you promised me
Are burning like the embers
Of a thousand willow trees, and Every single secret
Has been broadcast like TV
Now all the threads are severed
That were tying you to me
I thought we
Were friends, but now we're
Enemies
photo
Alec Benjamin Pull your knife out of my back
Your blood runs black
I was just surprised at how you turned on me so fast I let you in
I held you close
My blood flows like a river 'cause I trusted you the most And now I know it's over (woo-oooo)
And now I know it's over (woo-oooo)
And now I know it's over (woo-oooo)
And now I know it's over (woo-oooo) I was so naive I even let you in my home
Took you out for dinner and let you wear my clothes
I can't even breathe; I have your scent still in my nose
It's like I almost miss you; I should have known
I thought we
Were friends, but now we're
Enemies Pull your knife out of my back
Your blood runs black
I was just surprised at how you turned on me so fast I let you in
I held you close
My blood flows like a river 'cause I trusted you the most And now I know it's over (woo-oooo)
And now I know it's over (woo-oooo)
And now I know it's over (woo-oooo)
And now I know it's over (woo-oooo)
I thought we
Were friends, but now we're
Enemies Pull your knife out of my back
Your blood runs black
I was just surprised at how you turned on me so fast I let you in
I held you close
My blood flows like a river 'cause I trusted you the most And now I know it's over (woo-oooo)
And now I know it's over (woo-oooo)
And now I know it's over (woo-oooo)
And now I know it's over (woo-oooo)
This classic ballet step is done by picking up one leg at a time while showing a full Grand Plié in first position en l'air (in the air). When translated from French, it is called "Step of the Cat".
Answer:
Explanation:
A Pas de Chàt is a kind of jump, or a Sauté, which means jump in French.
You will write a one page paper describing the impact Christmas time has on the floral industry. The one page will be double spaced, and follow APA or MLA format. Be sure to cite your source. Submit a pdf to Canvas.
Answer:
i have no clue im sorry
Explanation:
In the article “Thinking Like and Artist” by Paula Crown she says “To think like an artist is to dedicate practice to remaining connected to the intuitive spirit of investigation.”
False
True
4.
When a beginning of a line connects with its own end or intersects with another line a shape is formed.
False
True
5.
Value is the perceived surface quality of a work of art.
True
False
6.
John Salvest’s piece Forever is made on one large canvas.
False
True
7.
Sometimes artists create an idealized version of a natural form rather than truly reflecting its actual appearance. This was the norm, for example, in depictions of royal figures in ancient Egypt.
True
False
A flower is an example of what kind of balance?
Answer:
Informal Balance
Explanation:
Flowers are repeated on opposite sides of the floral arrangement.
write a one sentence describing your life
Historian use art to help them understand what happened in previous time period. How can looking at paintings of ancient Greek culture help historians understand events of the past?
Greek paintings of the first Olympic games show historians what athletic contests were like (the correct answer)
Answer:
MARK ME BRAINLYIST
Explanation:
Looking at paintings of ancient Greek culture help historians understand events of the past, as they can know how they used to live and what they were using.
Who are historians?
The historian is the person who used to study how the people in the older age or the people in the past used to live with creating and what all were the instrument they used to have a that time
The historians from the Greek culture wanted to understand what was the culture at that time, they look at the paintings to get a reference for the same paintings and often detect what is or what was going on in the culture.
Also, it has to understand what was the status of the paintings like what was the material of the instrument that was used to create art as the Greeks also used paintings to create the sculpture and art pieces.
Greek paintings of the first Olympic games show historians what athletic contests were like.
Explanation: Gradpoint I took the test and it said it was correct
According to Jacques Louis David, what should be the role of the artist in the new revolutionary society of France in the 18th century?
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Explanation:
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10 points and brainliest
Think about the research question you came up with for the last lesson. Write three of the five different attention getters for the imaginary paper you might write on that subject.
Answer:
Im not in your class so i attend "Last lesson" so ill just write some getters lol.
Explanation:
"Imagine, there was a giant salamander in your room, ..."
"Suddenly there was a jellyfish! But you didnt seem frightened..."
"Sauropods are one of the most majestic creatures, or should I say, were... "
Answer:
One time I slipped and got a concussion from those stairs. My brain was like jello in the skull. My forehead was a little bloody and swollen afterwards
i used an imagery, analogy, and an anecdote.
uestion 4 (2 points)
Which is not true of Ancient Near Eastern ethnic groups? (2 points
a
City centers built around temple complex
Extensive architectural remains
Mud-brick used in construction
Political history characterized by upheaval
Question 5
Answer:
B. Extensive architectural remains
Explanation:
I took the test
15 points and brainliest is it A, B, C, D
Read the following passage:
...Aurier wrote a glowing article about him in an avant-garde magazine, Mercure de France, calling him “a terrible maddened genius, often sublime, sometimes grotesque.”
What does sublime mean in this context?
A. intelligent
B. fantastically ugly
C. genius
D. elevated or lofty
Answer:
D. Elevated or lofty
Explanation:
Its correct I just got it right on a assignment.
Hope it helps.
which of the following is not a quick bread?
A. pancakes
B. muffins
C. pizza dough
D. waffles
(this is for culinary arts but they don't have a subject for that)
Answer:
Pizza dough
Explanation:
It needs yeast
Explanation:
The answer is B,muffins
10 points and brainliest is it A, B, C, D
What is it called when an author doesn’t directly quote a source, but paraphrases their words and gives them proper credit?
A. quotation
B. summarizing
C. attributive statement
D. supportive statement
Answer:
Attributive Statement is the Correct answer
Explanation:
This is the correct answer because I had it in my OW and got it right.
Hope I helped!!!
Have a Great day:)
PLEASE HELP!!! How do we transcribe music??? I will give brainliest!!!!
MARK AS THE BRAINLIEST PLEASE
Transcribing music means writing down what you hear when you listen to a song or piece. However, many music students assume this must mean perfectly writing down every note in traditional notation, which makes transcription an intimidating and overwhelming subject! Transcription does not have to be hard
HOPE THE ANSWER HELPS YOU
Answer:
1. Tools .Good news :There really isn't that much you need to transcribe a song ,apart from your ears.2.Drums. Transcribing the drum first can make songs much easier to tackle. 3.Get the key. 4.Rhythmn Instruments. 5.Lead Instruments. 6. Longer songs .7. Song Choice .
Explanation:
I hope l helped you. Please follow me. ❤❤❤❤If you could bring awareness to any political topic through your art that you knew could make an impact, what political issue would you express, and what artistic medium would you choose? Why?
Answer:
Explanation:
banning abortion and the art medium would be oil pastels and paints
for the people that didnt get the free 100 points from me god bless! <3
Answer:
ahhh thank you for these points though. stay safe and happy and healthy and have a good holiday
Answer:
Thank you so much, for the points bbg, its really appreciated <3
Explanation:
To perform with a forte dynamic, you should use all of your bow hairs on the string.
True or False?
Answer:
True
Explanation:
What is true about a tunnel book?
Evelyn made a mistake in the rhythm and solfege of the song. Where was her mistake? How can she fix it the next time she sings "Evening Song?"
Answer:
I think it is she put a beat where the rest is
Explanation:
What is metalloids pls explain(no goog. le),Nira here :)
Answer:
A metalloid is an element that possesses properties of both metals and non-metals, and which is, therefore, hard to classify as either a metal or a nonmetal.