ANSWER: Denis Diderot was one of the most famous 18th century critic of art. He wrote passionately about his love and thoroughly hated contemporary art. For him, Boucher's paintings were heartless, decadent, trivial, and morally worthless. In 1765, while viewing the works of François Boucher, Diderot wrote, “Depravity of morals has been closely followed by the debasement of taste, color, composition.”
Texture is the feel, appearance, or consistency of a surface. Artists use texture to add depth, interest, or balance to different areas of their artwork. ... Use of rough and smooth texture can help craft an artist's vision. Related to using texture for adding interest, it can also be used for balancing out compositions.Nov 5, 2018
James publish in October 1898
Debra is more likely than Rachel to be involved in physical activity. Since there are boys in her group, the group would usually be doing physical activity.
