ARTS HIGH SCHOOL

Which of the following artists used experiments with mirrors and his knowledge of geometry to determine the scientific laws of linear perspective?a. Brunelleschi
c. Leonardo da Vinci
b. Masaccio
d. Ghiberti

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Answer 1
Answer: A. Brunelleschi just took pen foster test
Answer 2
Answer: A. Brunelleschi, he's the master one 

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Using complete sentences post a detailed response to the following.Choose a photograph that you think is well done and that properly uses the elements of art and the principles of design. Share the image with the class (or either include or describe it below) and explain why it is a good example.

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Answer:

Alright I can do this

Explanation:

So in this photo they captured the essence of a graceful yet surprising tree, I think the weeping willow is perfect for this photo, It stands out with its vibrant green against the fall background.  I cant exactly explain the elements of art though ahah.

Select NC if the word relates to Neoclassicism or R if the word relates to Romanticism. ballads

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Ballads is the word that relates to romanticism.

In 1798, wordsworth and coleridge published their lyrical Ballads which many expert described as the beginning of the Romanticism movement in the History

Lorraine Stuart, owner of Swan Catering, is looking over an off-premise site prior to a catering event. She's checking out staging and busing areas, parking access, rest room facilities, and the condition of the cloakroom. Specifically, Lorraine is engaged in?a. creating a lucrative opportunity
b. assessing long-term goals
c. taking control of the venue
d. food safety maintenance

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c. taking control of the venue would be the best answer for me probally not as helpfull

Almost all composers from the middle ages are known to historians.

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Answer:

false

Explanation:

its false

This image is by Milton Glaser, and was a poster for tenth anniversary of Holocaust Museum. It was created using a stone press on which areas are made receptive to ink. This form of printing is known as ________________.a. silkscreen printing
c. typography
b. serigraphy
d. lithography

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The correct answer is lithography. It basically uses the principle of oil or grease and water to make a print. The area where you don't want ink is treated and then a stone press is used to apply the ink across the page and ink is repelled in the treated areas.

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D. Lithography

How does the "representation" of people, places, or events differ in Romantic music and Impressionist music?

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s.  And the 20th Century has come up with a new tonal music that swept the world, with roots in Impressionism, folk and African music, and even a little Classical - namely, Jazz, Swing, Blues, and eventually, Rock.  

In the realm of symphonic music, the beginning of the 20th Century was a watershed time, when major composers were taking chromaticism (the slippery slope between keys) to extremes, mixing tone-colors so thickly it was blurring the lines of harmony, with the consequence of new works becoming bigger, but not really all that different - and every composers likes to feel "unique", for whatever reason.
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