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GenaCL600 [577]
1 year ago
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You have recently been named as the curator at a local art gallery. you have the responsibility of organizing all of the art acc

ording to its form. you must look at each piece, decide on its medium, and place it in the correct area of the gallery. take a look at this piece of art. where would you place it in the gallery?
A. Painting Area(My Answer)


B. Printmaking Area


C. Drawing Area


D. Sculpture Area

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1 answer:
Deffense [45]1 year ago
4 0

The piece of art is to be placed in the drawing area of the art gallery

<h3>What is drawing area?</h3>

This refers to the area patterned to making drawings. The drawing area is also used in storing drawings.

The description of a man bushy beard wears a cop and closes his eyes and many sketched lines are visible matches with the concept of the drawing area.

Hence we can conclude that the piece of art is to be placed in the drawing area of the art gallery

complete question

You have recently been named as the curator at a local art gallery. You have the responsibility of organizing all of the art according to its form. You must look at each piece, decide on its medium, and place it in the correct area of the gallery. Take a look at this piece of art. Where would you place it in the gallery?

Man with a long bushy beard wears a cap and closes his eyes in contemplation. Many sketched lines are visible.

A.

sculpture area

B.

printmaking area

C.

drawing area

D.

photography area

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