Answer:
artists changed their focus from glorified portraits and scenes to working-class realities.
The statement “He intended to do all of the above through
his painting, Wild Turkey.” best describes James Auduborn’s intentions when he
painted, Wild Turkey.
John James Audubon was an American ornithologist,
naturalist, and painter. He was known for his vast studies documenting all
types of American birds and for his detailed illustrations that depicted the
birds in their natural habitats.
The department also exhibits<span> the pre-Greek </span>art<span> of Greece and the pre-Roman </span>art<span> of Italy. he Greek and Roman galleries reveal classical </span>art<span> in all of </span>its<span> complexity and the </span>Museum's first<span> accessioned </span>object<span> was a </span>Roman sarcophagus<span> from of the </span>acquisition<span> and display of his large collection of antiquities from Cyprus.</span>
Correct answer choice is:
A. Sfumato.
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Explanation:
In painting, the word "sfumato" relates to the method of oil sketching which colors or hues are mixed in such a detailed way that they fuse into one another without discernible changes, lines or borders. Leonardo da Vinci himself explained sfumato as a blending of shades "without edges or margins, in the way of smoke." It is as if a cloud of smoke has been disposed between the landscape and the observer, toning down the bright regions and easing the dark ones, so as to compose a soft, undetectable development within the differing trends.
