The answer for this question would be A
Answer:
The American artist George Catlin became fascinated with Indians in the early 1800s and traveled extensively throughout North America so he could document them on canvas. In his paintings and writings Catlin portrayed Indian life in great detail.
Explanation:
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You will need:
Paper (light-medium weight art paper, or computer printer paper)
India Ink (in a bottle with a dropper)
Water in a squeeze bottle (or apply with a brush or cotton swab)
Fold a piece of paper in half. Apply a dot or two of water, and a dot or two of ink.
Fold the paper, and apply pressure with the palm of your hand. Unfold.
Throughout its thousand-year history, the term has been applied almost exclusively to the windows of churches, mosques, and other significant buildings.
Stained glass is still made the same way it was back in the Middle Ages and comes in various forms. For the glass used in leaded glass windows, a lump of the molten glass is caught up at one end of a blow pipe, blown into a cylinder, cut, flattened and cooled.
