Look at this painting. It belongs to which artistic movement?
• A. Realism
B. Romanticism
D
C. Neoclassicism
D. Impressionism

Answer:

A

Explanation:

As you can see, This picture seems realistic, in the old days of farming, and  B, C, And D when you look up the images, they dont fit this one, therefore it is A.

The picture belongs to Realism as the painting reveals real elements in a vibrant background. Thus, its A.

In the arts, realism refers to a realistic, detailed, and unembellished representation of nature or modern life. The idealization of the imagination is rejected by realism in favor of a rigorous examination of outer manifestations.

As a result, many aesthetic currents in various civilizations have been categorized as realism in its broad sense. For instance, ancient Hellenistic Greek sculptures of boxers and aged women accurately capture realism in the visual arts.

Realistic novels include those by English authors Daniel Defoe, Henry Fielding, and Tobias Smollett from the 18th century.

But, it wasn't until the middle of the 19th century in France that realism was consciously chosen as an aesthetic agenda. In fact, between 1850 and 1880, realism was a significant tendency in French literature and art.

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b) Explain the importance of the body image, body awareness, body experience in the context of dramatic
activities in the classroom.

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Who collected and classified the chant tunes for the Roman Catholic
Church?
O Pope John Paul II
O Alexander Pope
O Pope Pious I
O Pope Gregory I

To protect your copyrighted material, you do not have to be able to prove that
your work has been used without permission.

A. True
B. False

Because of how restrictive religious oppression was in the baroque period, _____.

A: A composer was free to be very expressive.
B: A composer would probably be more popular if he wrote religious pieces
C: A composer could make fun of religion.

William Byrd's influence on music in his homeland has earned him the title of _____.

A: "Composer of the year 1620" for western Europe.
B: "Composer of the year 1600" for all of Europe.
C: "Father of British music."

Identify characteristics associated with art during the Renaissance by dragging each text description to the appropriate category.

Sought inspiration
from ancient
Egyptian ideals
Characteristics of
Renaissance
Art
Not Characteristic of
Renaissance Art
Patronage came
almost exclusively
from the clergy and
the nobility
Highly stylized
aesthetic
Harmonious
proportions
Combined the arts
and the sciences

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Step 1: Select Art
You will start by selecting three pieces of art that you would like to first evaluate and then use aspects from each of the three pieces to create a new, digital piece of artwork all your own!

Think about art that you have seen that has appealed to you or spoken to you in some way. The art that you select and use for this lab can be in any form or any type of art—paintings, sculptures, commercial art, abstract art, etc.

However, make sure that you will be able to take aspects or qualities from each piece of art that you choose and blend them together to form a new piece of digital art.

Find an online image or take a picture of each piece of artwork that you will use and insert these images into a word processing document with a title for each original piece.

How do I get inspired by Andy Warhol?

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The supercharged teen brain tends to

minimize risk in a situation
respond slowly and rationally
avoid risky situations
avoid new experiences

write a play of two friends about peace​

What is the opposite of emphasis in art?
(a. Implementation
Ob. Subordination
Oc. Masking
Od. Coordination

Question 2 of 10
Throughout its history, country music has been trying to find a balance
between two ideas. Which are they?
OA. television and radio
B. left-wing politics and right-wing politics
OC. electric instruments and acoustic instruments
D. traditional things and modern things

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Part A How does paragraph 9 fit into the overall structure of the article?

A. It shows that studying an error led to progress in medicine. 0 B. It shows that doctors did not need to clean their hands or tools. O C. It tells what happened to President Garfield after he was shot. OD. It shows that there were no advancements in medicine before 1881.

Part B Which sentence from paragraph 9 best supports the answer to Part A? OA. "In 1881, President James Garfield was shot as he entered a train station​

Question 2: In Beethoven's day, the composer was supreme. Every note that he wrote was expected to be played in a particular way. But times have changed. Along with performers, the modern era has seen the rise of producers, arrangers and musical researchers as valued decision makers in music. Choose one person from the list below and make a case for his or her influence o music history . Circle your choice .
1. Miles Davis (Jazz )
2. W. C. Handy ( Blues )
3. Berry Gordy Jr. (Motown )
4. Mahalia Jackson ( Gospel )
5 Elvis (Rock)
6. Cecil Sharp (Folk)
7.Rogers and Hammerstein (Musical Theater)

Question 3: Some people love jazz; others would take country any day. Of all the musical styles reviewed in the course, which one speaks to you the most? Why?

Be sure to include in your discussion:

The defining characteristics of this style

When in musical history this style developed and how it has evolved since

Major artists who have written or performed in this style

If relevant, musical technology associated with this style

tell me why Glamrock Bonnie Glamrock foxy & Glamrock Mangel can't come into the fnaf SB game .

What is atonal music in the 20th century?

Is this statement true or false?
Early American sculpture was often based on Greek myths and figures more beautiful than real people.

True

False



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which of the following involves the artist role of adding beauty to function

The plant used by ancient Egyptians to make paper could also be used to make ___________.

A) ink
B) sandals
C) musical instruments
D) plastic

Select all the differences and similarities between operas and musicals.

Opera uses harmonies that are often more complex than those used in a musical.

Operas and musicals both contain a fair amount of spoken dialogue.

Opera arias usually have a wider pitch range than the songs in musicals.

Operas and musicals both have a high percentage of material that is sung.

Which job is more difficult, directing for the stage or for the screen? Give details to support your opinion.
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Select two details that describe both the students in Ms. Odom's class and spelunkers. Drag and drop the details into the box. enjoy exploring the world inside caves Students and Spelunkers are required to learn about the cave's ecology explore caves as a hobby must follow all safety rules​

You are preparing for a debate in your debate class. The topic is “fair use” and “fair dealing” when it comes to creative works of art and whether this concept is enough to protect artists. You do not yet know which side of debate you will be arguing, so you must prepare for both. Analyze these concepts and provide insight for the belief that fair use and fair dealing are explicit enough to protect an artist’s work as well as for the belief that they aren’t enough to protect an artist’s work.

Name the four main islands of Japan?

Name 10 different sandwiches, types
flavors used in their preparation and types
of ingredients.
Ingredients used in hotdog sandwiches

What animals belong vampires on the ship with Dracula, bringing the plague to Wismar in the movie "Nosferatu" by Werner Herzog?

Randomness is NOT used by artists in a
work to try to avoid predictable repetition.
Select one:
O True
O False

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Now that you know how critics look at art, it is time for you to develop your art criticism skills! Luckily, some of the greatest museums in the world are now online, so you don’t need a plane ticket to see and critique great art. For this activity, choose one of the websites listed below and find a piece of art that speaks to you. It might be a piece that you really enjoy. On the other hand, it can be an interesting exercise to critique a work that you don’t care for.

Smithsonian American Art Museum – Online Exhibitions
National Gallery of Art – Exhibitions
Princeton University Art Museum – Online Exhibitions

Once you have a selected a work of art, write a critique that covers the following:

Description: Be sure to include basic information, such as the name of the artist and when the piece was created, as well as a basic description of the work of art.
Analysis: A description of how the principles of art, including shape, color, texture, line, and space, are used in the art.
Interpretation: This is the artist’s intention or meaning. What is the artist using the work of art to show?
Judgment: This is where you get to give your opinion of the piece. Remember, it isn’t just whether or not you think that the painting is good but also how well the artist achieved his or her goals in the other categories.
Conclusion: End with a brief paragraph explaining how critiquing a work of art changes how you look at it. What did you learn by working through the steps that an art critic does?
Be sure to bring in examples from the art to illustrate your points. For instance, if the artist uses color well, be sure to point out where in the painting or photograph the best use of color can be found. Art critics ponder every detail, so make sure that you give the work of art that you choose a very thorough examination.

You should also provide an image of the art and the link to the website where you found it.

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