A) How did El Greco use color and value in this painting
Explanation:
The Burial of Count Orgaz is the most outstanding work of Doménikos Theotokópoulos, known as El Greco. In this work, El Greco used two different styles. He divided the canvas into two parts: in the lower half of the work, he painted more naturalistic and sculptural images, along with portraits of important personalities from the city of Toledo. In the upper half of the painting, El Greco adopted Mannerism, using extravagant colors, unusual spatial arrangements, and distorted shapes to suggest a divine dimension, while the count's soul ascends to the Heaven.
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