Artists use different techniques to make their prints unique.



Which print displays the artist's use of the lithography technique?

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A chef's hat has exactly 100 pleats, pineapple works as a natural meat tenderizer, vantablack is the darkest known substance in the universe, and grapes light on fire in the microwave (i learned the hard way -0-)

Answer:

Ancient Egyptians originally buried their dead in the  pyramids.

Explanation:

The pyramids of Egypt were the graves of the pharaohs of Egypt, who were considered gods. The royal mummy was placed in a tomb chamber under a pyramid or in an above-ground chamber. Pharaohs were mummified because the preservation of the earthly body was believed to be necessary for the transition beyond.

Therefore, the pyramids that remain in Egypt today are the remains of these structures that served as necropolis for the ancient kings of Egypt.

Answer:

D. her mystical compositions.

Explanation:

Hildegard von Bingen or Saint Hildegard was a German nun, composer, mystic, and philosopher. Some consider her as the founder of scientific natural history in Germany as she wrote many pieces on botanical and medical science based on scientific evidence, diagnosis, and treatment.

She is also regarded as the first composer to whom we can attribute pieces for sure. While some of her music is lost, plenty is saved and played even today.

Ordo Virtutum is one of the most famous ones, and it is also the first morality play that is known. It presents the accounts of her visions and allegory of the story of Christian sins.

Mysticism is the state of religious ecstasy and spiritual alternative state of consciousness. As Hildegard von Bingen composed about her visions of God and the saints, her famous work is considered to be mystical.

Hildegard von Bingen is remembered for her mystical compositions. The correct option is D.

Her mysterious compositions are what Hildegard von Bingen is most famous for. She was a German composer, writer, philosopher, mystic, and abbess who lived in the 12th century. A sizable collection of sacred music was written by Hildegard, including hymns, sequences, and responsories that are known for their lyrical and reflective quality.

She had strong spiritual convictions, which were frequently expressed in her compositions. Despite her contributions to a number of disciplines, including theology and herbal medicine, it is her musical creations that have had a lasting influence and are still valued today.

Thus, the ideal selection is option D.

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Answer:

A. diagonal

Explanation:

The question above is related to "Interior Design." There are many different kinds of lines that are being used such as the following: horizontal lines, vertical lines, diagonal lines, curved lines, flowing lines and busy lines. When it comes to angular stability, the "diagonal lines" are being used. This allows the rooflines to stand out because it always look stimulated than all the other lines. However, it is important not to use many of these lines to prevent over-excitement or over-stimulation.

Answer: well, the are describing the person, they are teaching, I don’t know exactly what you are looking for, so I can’t help much. But they are exposing the person.

Explanation:

The most important note in a key is known as the root note.

When music modulates, it changes tonality.

A round like “Row, Row, Row Your Boat” is an example of round texture.

A piece of music begins with a solo voice and no accompaniment. The texture of the passage is monophic.

A melodic idea that returns throughout a piece of music is called a motif.

The most important note in a key is known as the tonic.

A round like "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" is an example of polyphonic texture.

When music modulates, it changes key.

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Answer:

a. The influence of mass production

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Answer:

i believe the answer is D all of the above

Explanation:

The option that  explains why some audiences were not accepting of Cubism is all of the above listed options.

Cubism is known to be an art that connotes a kind of style of art that often aims to depict the possible viewpoints a person or an object has in one go.

It is called Cubism based on the fact that the items stand for the artworks and they often look like they were produced of cubes and other geometrical shapes.

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Answer: discord

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Answer:

D.  The expression on Charlie Chaplin’s face is deeply appealing because of the gentle, almost whimsical look in his eyes.

Explanation:

There are four steps to critiquing an art and these are:

1. Describing

2. Analyzing

3. Interpreting

4. Evaluating

The question above is focusing on Mary critiquing an art on the third step, Interpreting. This stage is all about guessing the meaning of Jerry Rag's Charlie Chaplin mural. It is all about the emotion embodied in the artwork. Choice D shows such kind of interpretation. It tries to come up with a guess as to why the face of Charlie Chaplin is appealing or interesting. This is being connected to the whimsical or playful look in his eyes.

Answer:

its b

Explanation:

incorporating cities into the surrounding natural environment                                                

easy claps

Answer:

Explanation:

Life is where you live

Answer:

I don't think so but it really just depends on how you think of each one.

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Answer:

I would believe not.

Explanation:

self portraits and autobiographies are written and drawn by themselves, about themselves, so they are reflecting how they feel about themselves, so they are just about the same.

Answer:

true

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Answer:

True

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Blind auditions  is this practice trying to avoid as it is only played for the judges in an Orchestra.

Auditions are the person's demo performances that are recorded and evaluated by the judge. More experience in their own subject exists among the judges.

Auditions can be held for a variety of genres, including poetry, theatre, music, dance, and more.

Thus, it is auditions.

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Answer:

1- you just have to listen, to feel it yah know.

2-The typical symphony orchestra consists of four groups of related musical instruments called the woodwinds, brass, percussion, and strings.

3-This series introduces the six key elements of music including rhythm, texture, dynamics, pitch, form, and timbre.

4-Articulation is a fundamental musical parameter that determines how a single note or other discrete event is sounded. Articulations primarily structure an event's start and end, determining the length of its sound and the shape of its attack and decay. They can also modify an event's timbre, dynamics, and pitch.

5- The most helpful transcription tip is to choose the kind of notation that's suitable to the task. The best rock transcribers will listen repeatedly to the same passage of music and painstakingly transcribe each and every note played in minute detail.

Then for the other 3

1-It lets you record what you hear. Whether it's pencil on printed manuscript paper, entering notes into Finale, or using the piano roll in Logic, being able to set down the notes you heard accurately empowers your music creation and manipulation.

2-he constantly pushed music into new areas. More than any other composer before him, Beethoven could take a simple idea and work it into a large-scale piece. The first movement of his famous Symphony Note.

3-Pay Attention. Give the speaker your undivided attention, and acknowledge the message. ...

Show That You're Listening. Use your own body language and gestures to show that you are engaged. ...

Provide Feedback. ...

Defer Judgment. ...

Respond Appropriately.

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Answer

crayon is the correct answer

Explanation:

Answer:

Calixte Dakpogan's Vodun heritage is intrinsic to his work.  Born to a family of blacksmiths, he grew up in the  Goukoumé district of Porto Novo, Benin, a district dedicated to Ogun, the god of iron.  Ogun is the principal divinity worshiped by the Dakpogan family. The tradition of metalworking has been carried from father to son since their ancestor Sabgo Ayato worked as a blacksmith in the royal court of King Toffa.

Explanation:

Calixte Dakpogan's Vodun heritage is intrinsic to his work.  Born to a family of blacksmiths, he grew up in the  Goukoumé district of Porto Novo, Benin, a district dedicated to Ogun, the god of iron.  Ogun is the principal divinity worshiped by the Dakpogan family. The tradition of metalworking has been carried from father to son since their ancestor Sabgo Ayato worked as a blacksmith in the royal court of King Toffa.

The abundance of car wreckages in Porto Novo has provided Calixte Dakpogan with an inexhaustible source of materials. He began to use scavenged car parts to create standing figures, following directly in the tradition of Fon statues made from scrap iron in the early nineteenth century.  In 1992, he was commissioned to create a series 100 of these works for Ouidah 92: The First International Festival of Vodun Arts and Cultures. Their contribution remains on permanent display. Today, after an interval of one and a half centuries, the relationship between Fon sculptures and the work of Dakpogan transcends purely visual or technical aspects, being intimately related with the creative process.

Since 1990, Calixte has worked independently, using salvaged metallic and plastic elements to create anthropomorphic figures and masks.  A gas tank becomes a body or headlights become teeth. Two formless segments become a recognizable personage. His creations, full of talent, humour, and stories, are imbued with a contemporary imagination and an astounding inventiveness

Answer:

collage i guess is right

Answer:

My opinion would be interception of nature

Explanation:

Only because I love to draw and I know that I don't just want to copy whatever it is I'm trying to draw, I want it to mean something, to me and others who look at it.

Answer:

from singapore

We Will Get There

Song by Stefanie Sun

Explanation:

Remember the days, we set out together with faith?

Remember the times, so fine, when we thought that

Nothing could stand in our way?

Then things weren't the same, the life that we knew had to change

We've struggled through, the darkest storms

We thought we couldn't tame

Together we've tried, as we stood side by side

I knew we'd build a new world

A world of hope for ever after

Deep in my heart I just know

Right from the start, we will grow

Look where we are, we've come so far

And there's still a long, long way to go

With all of my heart, I will care

I'll play my part, I will share

With family and friends, together we'll stand

And in the end, hand in hand

We will get there

So now we begin, working together to win

Believing in trust, it must

Be possible to overcome anything

There's so much to do, there's so much we can contribute

By sharing just a little love

We will start again anew

So why don't we try? If we stand side by side

I know we'll build a new world

A world of hope for ever after

Deep in my heart I just know

Right from the start, we will grow

Look where we are, we've come so far

And there's still a long, long way to go

With all of my heart, I will care

I'll play my part, I will share

With family and friends, together we'll stand

And in the end, hand in hand

We will get there

Deep in my heart I just know

Right from the start, we will grow

Look where we are, we've come so far

And there's still a long, long way to go

With all of my heart, I will care

I'll play my part, I will share

With family and friends, together we'll stand

And in the end, hand in hand

We will get there...

Answer:

Bali Eyes

Explanation:

Ate a mushroom turned into Bali

Didn't look it just jumped down my throat

I was starting to die until I

Took a trip to Bali

Their eyes are god

In a glass full of jelly

Bali in my eyes

My skin turned the color of the earth

I felt like a tree

People asked my name the next day

They remembered who I was

I took off my shoes

And my feet they took root

I've got Bali in my eyes

When I opened up my eyes first thing

Early light in Bali

What a day it's gonna be I think

It looks good already

So hold me close before

All the doors start knocking!

Bali in my eyes...

Answer:

The answer would be healing.

Explanation:

Answer:

No, both of them hold the same form of explanation of art.

Answer:

1. We know that careers are separated first by cluster, then pathway, then into individual careers. Does this kind of organization make sense to you? What are some advantages of organizing careers like this? What are some disadvantages?

The kind of advantages is you know of what range of payment you are looking for and what you are able to do. Some disadvantages are you may not know what you're looking for and all of those different options may be hard to choose from.

2. In the Architecture and Construction career cluster, there are jobs available for many different education levels. Explain why this is the case and give three different examples of careers requiring different levels of education.

There are many different jobs depending on the education of the person. This is because the more difficult the job, the more educated you must be to understand it. For example, someone who was just hired at McDonald's and has a minimal education is likely to mops floors compared to someone who went to school for cooking and understands how to operate the grills. The person working with grills went to school to understand how to use them properly. Another example is for someone who designed the McDonald's structure/layout. Yes, a new employee with minimal education could as well, but someone with a degree is more likely to make a better layout that has a deeper meaning and reasoning for why it was built that way. Lastly, a teacher for kindergarteners is unlikely to be a college professor (and vice versa). Both educators have gone to school, but a college professor is more likely to have a better degree as they will be teaching older, more developed young adults.

3.Some jobs in the Construction pathway (such as framer) involve working outside on the building project itself, while others (like project manager) involve scheduling and planning in an office setting. Why could we say that these two jobs are part of the same career cluster?

They are both part of a career cluster because they both involve planning, but one is more direct than the other. Being a project manager involves how to form the blueprints for the building, than they hand it over to the framer so it can be built. The framer plans how to build it rather than what to build, so they plan on what materials to use.

4.Dale works in a factory that manufactures pens. The factory has a lot of robotic machinery that is designed to produce all the different parts of a pen in an amazingly fast period of time. Workers on the floor are on hand to stock materials into the machines so that the pens can be assembled and boxed. Dale is a Quality Assurance Supervisor. When a box of pens is delivered to Dale’s station, what might he be looking for?

Dale checks for the quality of the pens manufactured. Robotic and human workers can make mistakes, so Dale inspects the pens to see if they were made correctly. If a spring is loose, the cap is not on tight, or the material has holes and dents, he has to send it back to the workers so they may try again.

5. Randall and Kim both work for a package delivery company. Randall drives a delivery truck and Kim manages the incoming and outgoing packages from her office. Even though they work for the same company, describe the different duties Randall and Kim have.

Kim is the one who decides what packages go in and out of the delivery truck. Randall drives his truck so he may transport the packages from one destination to another, one company to another.

Explanation:

i spent 2 hours on this and got 100%

Answer:

D

Explanation:

The person who led the Protestant Reformation is Martin Luther.

Martin Luther was known to be a German teacher and a monk that was said to have  brought about the Protestant Reformation.

This reformation is known to be the time that her did  challenged the Catholic Church's teachings that began in the year 1517. The Protestant Reformation was said to be a kind of religious reform movement that went across all of Europe in the 1500s.

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One of the four leading Old Masters of the 16th century German Renaissance - the others being Albrecht Durer of Nuremberg, Matthias Grunewald of Mainz, and Lucas Cranach the Elder of Wittenberg - Holbein dominated portraiture in Switzerland and England during his day, proving himself a worthy successor to earlier Northern Renaissance artists of the Flemish School under Jan van Eyck and his follower Petrus Christus. Born in Augsburg, Holbein was active first in Basel (1515-26) and then London (1526-28), before returning to Basel for four years (1528-32) in order to maintain his citizenship. Soon after his return to Basel, he bought a house in St Johanns-Vorstadt with the proceeds of his London commissions. Unfortunately, the iconoclastic fallout from Luther's Revolt was beginning to have its effect. Demand for fine art - other than propagandist Protestant Reformation art - was at an all-time low. Fortunately, perhaps due to his return from England, Holbein retained the confidence of the new City Council. He was asked to complete the mural paintings for the Council Chamber of the Town Hall, which he had helped to initiate in 1519, although the new Lutheran regime obliged him to use Old Testament themed Biblical art for the murals instead of the previous mythological themes, as before. He also did private work for former clients like Jakob Meyer, including some altarpiece art and portraiture. It was also during his stay in Basel that Holbein painted The Artist's Family (his wife Elsbeth Schmid, with their two eldest children, Philipp and Katherina) (1528, Kunstmuseum Basel). In the Spring of 1532, almost certainly due to a lack of patronage, Holbein said goodbye to his family and set off back to London.

Holbein's initial commissions during his second and final stay in England, included a number of portraits of Lutheran merchants of the Hanseatic League, the commercial confederation of merchant guilds active in cities along the coast of the Baltic and the North Sea. In London, the Hanseatic merchants lived around the Steelyard, a complex warren of storehouses, offices, and dwellings on the north bank of the Thames. Located south of Cheapside, this Hansa area boasted its own guildhall, weighing house, chapels, and counting houses, and formed the largest single medieval trading area in London. To facilitate his sitters, Holbein rented a house in nearby Maiden Lane as a studio. His two greatest portrait paintings of Hanseatic merchants were the portrayals of Georg Gisze of Danzig and Derich Berck of Cologne. In addition to portraiture, Holbein completed two large-scale works of mythological painting for the guildhall of the Steelyard, as well as a large piece of street art for Anne Boleyn's procession through the city on 31 May 1533, the eve of her coronation.

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Answer:

is it the do re mi fa sol la ti do?

Explanation:

each scale, you just go up a pitch

Answer:

What is it?

Explanation:

Answer:

its colorful and nature related

Answer:

a style of composition  in which clarity of structure and theme is subordinate to harmonic effects, characteristically using the whole-tone scale.