2 Elements:
Color is being used in cooperation with Line to make colors "pop" more. Along with this, it provides and organized, yet visually appealing aesthetic to the art piece.
Color in particular, is what separates the work into sections that draw the viewer's eyes in, due to the contrast choices by the artist.
While Line, physically separates the colors, but provides the attractive composition.
(I would answer principles too, but I don't have the time currently;; Hopefully this helps though.)
Answer:
Ceramic incense burners with extravagantly designed iconography like the butterfly god are some unmistakable components of fifth-century Teotihuacán workmanship from the Valley of Mexico.
Explanation:
I believe Cole Porter wrote the music and lyrics for Anything Goes.
The answer is Formalists.
Formalism describes the critical position that the most important aspect of a work of art is its form, the way it is made and its purely visual aspects rather than its narrative content or its relationship to the visible world. In painting therefore, a formalist critic would focus exclusively on the qualities of color, brushwork, form, line and composition.
