Answer:
girl u desperate
and doesn't your prom date have to be from the school
When did French Baroque architecture reach its peak? a. during the rule of Louis XVI b. during the rule of Marie Antoinette c. during the rule of Henry XV d. during the rule of Versailles XV Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D
Answer:it is...''drum roll"... ( A )
Explanation: Bc i took the test,
Answer: Letter A
Explanation: French Baroque architecture reached its peak during the time of the ruleing of Louis XVI
In Britain, Cubism was known as
Group of answer choices
Vorticism
Futurism
Constructavism
Answer: Vorticism
Explanation: hope this helped and do you like k pop?
how crucial were black traditions to the growth of american music genres?hurry
Answer:
The most important influence on 20th century music? African Americans and the musical culture they brought to this country – developed within the bonds of slavery. Even before the 20th century began, blues music was evolving across the country out of the traditional African slave spirituals, work calls and chants.
Explanation: hope it helps :)
Pls hurry this is a test
Which of the following was a leading Minimalist composer?
A. C.P.E Bach
B. Philip Glass
C. John Adams
D. B and C
E. All of the Above
does this look good it's for my art class it's Jordan sauste
Answer:Ye it looks amazing
Explanation: Because I said so
Answer: It looks great!
Explanation:
Its better than anything I could draw anyways
Finish these Lyrics:
"My boy,My Boy, My boy.
Don't love me like he promised
My boy, my boy, my boy
He ain't a man and sure as he- ll ain't honest"
Answer:
Explanation:
My
My
My
My
My
My
My
My boy's being sus and he don't know how to cuss
He just sounds like he's tryna be his father (Who are you?)
My boy's an ugly crier but he's such a pretty liar and by that I mean he said he'd "change"
My boy, my boy, my boy
Don't love me like he promised
My boy, my boy, my boy
He ain't a man and sure as hell ain't honest
My boy
My, my boy
My boy
My boy
My, my boy
My boy
My boy
My, my boy
My, my
T-R-O-Y
B-O-I-O
My
My
My
My
My
My
(Alright dude, go trip over a knife)
My boy, my boy
(Alright dude, go trip over a knife)
My boy, my boy, my boy
Don't love me like he promised
My boy, my boy, my boy
He ain't a man and sure as hell ain't honest
You want me to be yours well then you gotta be mine
And if you want a good girl, then goodbye
You want me to be yours well then you gotta be mine
And if you want a good girl, then goodbye
My
My
My
My
My
My
My
B-O-I (Oh)
Does anybody know how to cook i have an assignment do today and i just burnt the cheese i had to throw the pot out.
Answer: Yes i know how!
Explanation:
What term describes the style of painting produced outdoors in order to create a quick impression of light, air, and color?
Naturalism
Hurly- Burly
Fresco
Plein-Air
Solve plz.............
[tex] \sqrt{7569} [/tex]
have an amazing day <3
Answer:
missing side ^2= 60^2+63^2
PLEASE QUICKLY ANSWER identify this chord
Answer:this is a C chord
Explanation:
Pop Art foi o movimento artístico da década de 60 que se inspirou na cultura de massa, onde os artistas envolvidos buscavam uma arte que dialogasse totalmente com o público através de símbolos advindos do cotidiano das pessoas. Para esse objetivo a Pop Art utiliza-se de meios como:
A) O teatro, a arquitetura, a literatura e os artesanatos.
B) O cinema, a televisão, a publicidade e as histórias em quadrinhos.
C) O teatro, a arquitetura, a literatura e os concertos.
D) O cinema, a televisão, a arte digital e as histórias em quadrinhos.
MY DAD HAS THE NERVE TO COME BACK AFTER 8 YEARS AND CALL ME HIS SON!!!!!!! B-I-T-C-H I LOST A DAD WHEN I WAS 8!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU WEREN'T THERE FOR MY 1ST DAY OF FIRST GRADE!!!!!!!!!! YOU WASN'T THERE WHEN I GOT MY HEART BROKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU WASN'T THERE WHEN MOM WAS GETTING SLAPPED SO F-U-C-K YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
why doesn't he love me man?.............
Answer: ummm im so sorry man i hope you feel better soon :D
Explanation:
In Italy, Cubism was called what
Group of answer choices
Futurism
Vorticism
Constructivism
Answer:
In Italy, Cubism was called Futurism
Assemblage is ______
a.
a technique for casting where wax is carved then heated after a mold is made, then heated so that the wax melts, leaving an impression.
b.
an additive process where artists construct work by putting together objects and attaches them in some way.
c.
a substitution process in which the artist models an image in a soft medium such as wax, and then replaces it with something more durable such as bronze.
d.
the use of tools to chip away at a base in order to produce the sculpture.
Answer:
I think the answer is 'B' based on my research.
Explanation:
I hope this helps, have a blessed day.
Assemblage is an additive process where artists construct work by putting together objects and attaches them in some way. Hence, option B is correct.
What is Assemblage?Art that is created by the assembly of several components—oftentimes commonplace objects—that have been either carefully purchased or scavenged by the artist. Assemblage has been used as a method of creating art since Pablo Picasso's cubist creations, the three-dimensional works he started creating in 1912.
In art, assemblage refers to a piece created by incorporating commonplace items into the composition. Each non-art object, such as a piece of rope or newspaper, may nevertheless retain part of its original identity even while it has acquired aesthetic or symbolic implications within the context of the entire work.
A grouping of singularities arranged according to a symbolic law, polis, or era is known as an assemblage. Like any assemblage, a constellation is made up of creative dependent articulations among numerous heterogeneous components.
Thus, option B is correct.
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What then is the thematic relationship between her act and the painting on the wall behind her?
The young woman standing before a table in a corner of a room gazes toward a balance held gently in her right hand. As though waiting for the delicate modulations of the balance to come to rest, she stands transfixed in a moment of equilibrium. She is dressed in a blue morning jacket bordered with white fur; seen through the parting of her jacket are vivid stripes of yellow and orange, perhaps ribbons or part of her bodice. Her white cap falls loosely to either side of her neck, framing her pensive yet serene face. Diffused sunlight, entering through an open window before her, helps illuminate the scene. The light, warmed by the orange curtain before the window, flows across the gray wall and catches the fingers of her right hand and the balance before resting on her upper figure. Behind the woman looms a painting of the Last Judgment * which acts as a compositional and iconographic foil to the scene before it. The Last Judgment, its proportions echoing those of the overall painting, occupies the entire upper right quadrant of the composition. Its rectangular shape establishes a quiet and stable framework against which Vermeer juxtaposes the figure of the woman. The woman's white cap and blue morning jacket contrast with the dark painting. Her figure is aligned with the central axis of the Last Judgment. Her head lies at the middle of its composition, directly beneath the oval mandorla of the Christ in majesty. Her right hand coincides with the lower corner of the frame, which happens also to be the vanishing point of the perspective system. Her head and the central gesture of her hand are thus visually locked in space, and a seeming moment of quiet contemplation becomes endowed with permanence and symbolic associations. The visual juxtaposition of the woman and the Last Judgment is reinforced by thematic parallels: to judge is to weigh. Christ, his arms and hands raised, sits in majesty on the day of judgment. His gesture, with both arms raised, mirrors the opposing direction of the woman's balance. His judgments are eternal; hers are temporal. Nevertheless, the woman's pensive response to the balance she holds suggests that her act of judgment, although different in consequence, is as conscientiously considered as that of the Christ behind her.
Soo good morning yall or afternoon... whatever
daily inspiration -
Every day is a new beginning take a deep breath, smile and start again.
Answer:
good morning
Explanation:
Answer:
lm like 2 years late, but.... have a nice day!
Explanation:
PLEASE HELP. DUE IN 5 MINUTES. NO LINKS PLEASE NEED REAL ANSWER AND EXPLANATION. THANK YOU!
Select the correct answer.
You are reading product reviews posted online by consumers, which external information source are you using?
A. company website
B. Industry website
C. social media
D. print media
E. consumer report
Answer:
E
Explanation:
You're reading reviews from customers.
please help id.k what to do i was on a typing thing then i got eiji's letter to ash and now im crying
Answer: What happend? How do you want me to help?
Explanation:
Answer:
:o
Explanation:
This political cartoon from 1912 is a commentary on the women's suffrage movement:
Do you think a person who supported granting a woman the right to vote would agree or disagree with the idea presented in this cartoon? Explain your position in a response of two to three complete sentences.
Answer:
agree
Explanation:
The women in this cartoon look focused, enraged and intrigued. The quote stating "The only way we can gain women's suffrage is by making our appeal through our charm, our grace, and our beauty." is the artist saying that we should walk in their shoes and feel how it is like.
What up y'all. I need help picking two dresses out for me to wear today because I have a belated easter event. Can y'all please help me pick two similar easter-e dresses? I'm looking for fashion kings and queens to help me. The dress options are in the attachment, but please NO LINKS. The weather will by 65 degrees today with some clouds.
Answer:
The Blue Dress with black indruses is the best choice!
It looks great, tho i will say you need to put some leggings because of the wheater
Song request!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
to good at goodbyes by Sam Smith
Anyone know how to improve articulation while playing violin?
Answer:
I have been playing the violin for 6 years now and I've learned that the best way to improve articulation is by making your bow movements fast. You should also apply more pressure to the bow using your thumb and your index finger. I hope this helps!
Answer: https://w.w.w.y.o.u.t.u.b.e.com/watch?v=JGoHhrvJuCU
PLEASE CLEAR THE DOT
HOPE THIS HELPS
Do you enjoy doing art critiques? Explain. Is this something that you might like to do for a career? Why or why not?
Answer:
Yes I do enjoy making art it's calming and it makes time pass by fast. No I wouldn't want to paint or whatever for money
Explanation:
Answer:
Yes, I enjoy critics.No, It isn't what I want to do as a careerExplanation:
Do you enjoy doing art critiques?
Art criticism is an important facet in the process of creating, sharing, and understanding art. What makes art so important is its ability to evoke a variety of responses. Sometimes the artist's intent and a viewer's perception of a work of art do not match.
Is this something that you might like to do for a career?
I rather not do art critics for a career because it depends on how much I make if I can get a job for that, or even live off of art critics. However, becoming an art critic might be a great career choice for you, if you have a keen interest in art, you can base your judgments on objective and rational elements, and have a desire to spark discussion and spread awareness of all things artistic.
I'm not even gonna waste my time even nominating any teachers on this website where your actually cheating to get answers ;-;
Is that because you don't wanna get caught?
What genre of music uses fragments of sound to create musical imagery? 5
Impressionism
Chromaticism
O Serialism
O Free Atonality
True or False:
When analyzing music, you should always reference the key signature in order to figure out the specific chords.
Answer:
True, They told me this in art yesterday
answer for 27 points and brainlest
answer the 5 questions below (muiltply choice)
Answer:
1. work now and play later. (B)
2. You cannot always change someone's nature by helping them. (A)
3. The broad idea. (B)
4. Be wary of flatters. (C)
5. There is strength in unity. (D)
Explanation:
Explain how Edward Hopper has you enter his world of vision.
Explanation:
outside looking in
third person perspective
What work of Romanesque art represents a precursor to later medieval art?
Court of Lions
Bishop Bernward’s Doors
The Lindisfarne Gospels
The Sutton Hoo Purse
Court of lions
is the correct answer
hope it is helpful to you
Eva is showing her work in simplifying (7.3 − 7.2) − 3.8 + 3.7. In which step did Eva make an error?
Step 1: (7.3 − 7.2) − 3.8 + 3.7
Step 2: 7.3 + (−7.2 − 3.8) + 3.7 (commutative property)
Step 3: 7.3 − 11 + 3.7
Step 4: 7.3 + 3.7 − 11 (commutative property)
Step 5: 11 − 11 = 0
Step 2; she wrote commutative instead of distributive
Step 4; she wrote commutative instead of distributive
Step 4; she wrote commutative instead of associative
Step 2; she wrote commutative instead of associative
Answer:
Step 2; she wrote commutative instead of associative.
Explanation:
An associative property of addition is a rule that states that, the sum of three (3) or more numbers will always be the same irrespective of how these numbers are grouped.
This ultimately implies that, re-grouping three (3) or more numbers and adding them will give the same answer or end result (outcome).
Mathematically, the associative property of addition is given by the formula;
[tex] a + (b + c) = (a + b) + c [/tex]
Applying the above rule to the question, we have;
[tex] (7.3 - 7.2) - 3.8 + 3.7 = 7.3 + (-7.2 - 3.8) + 3.7 [/tex]
Hence, we would have the correct step written as;
Step 2: 7.3 + (-7.2 − 3.8) + 3.7 (associative property of addition).
In conclusion, Eva should have written associative property in Step 2 instead of commutative property.