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kiruha [24]
2 years ago
14

Ay i need help with this i dont know any good 2D arts

Arts
1 answer:
Nutka1998 [239]2 years ago
8 0

The two examples of 2D art is give in the image attached. They are:

  • The visit to the Archbishop, 1893
  •  Salammbô

<h3>Where was the art found?</h3>
  • Chauvet, France.
  • Archbishop's Castle in Kroměříž

<h3>What is the subject or main idea of your pieces of art?</h3>
  • The visit to the Archbishop, 1893 -The painting shows the power and honour of the pope
  • Salammbô - young lady
<h3>Why did you select these pieces of art as your example?</h3>

Because both are unique and made by the same person

Learn more about  2D art from

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