Titian worked almost exclusively in oil, which was a new technique at the start of his career. The medium allowed him to build up a series of glazes to depict the appearance and texture of the human form with an accuracy, delicacy, and softness which was innovative
Answer:
d. goddesses were usually portrayed as wise or plentiful
Explanation:
Mannerism is a 16th-century aesthetic movement that manifested itself mostly in painting, sculpture, and architecture, but also in poetry, literature, theater, and music, so option (d) is the correct answer
<h3>What are the primary characteristics of mannerism?</h3>
Mannerism is defined by exquisite and refined compositions and poses with delicately twisted or warped figures in the visual arts.
To represent the image of intricacy and eloquence, it departed from the principles of proportions, and the characteristics of the people exhibited would be spread and twisted, painted as longer than usual.
Compositions were <u>asymmetrical</u> and <u>off-balanced</u> in all of these depictions, yet they aimed for grace and richness.
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Answer:
1. Role Analysis
2. Vocal characterizations
3. Movement and gesture
4. Psychological and Emotional Preparation
Explanation: i think.....
Answer:
<u><em>I believe it is C.</em></u>
Explanation:
While it is important to see the faces and frontal body of the paintings as it would have been informative, they aren't the most likely. As for the first one, A is just false- this is because the paleolithic age came before the Neolithic age, I such they made paintings in caves as well. Therefor, it wasnt the first paintings of or by humans.
One could use the above process of elimination to find the answer, or you could simply find that the Neolithic age (or the New stone age) was the era when humans began the art of agriculture- growing their own food, settling down, making bigger "clans" or groups, and staying alive longer.
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