Hamlet;<span>a young Dane who jumps to conclusions and makes resolutions rashly
</span>Ophelia;<span>simple, innocent, obedient
</span>Claudius;<span>shrewd, practical, and materialistic
</span>Gertrude;<span>weak rather than evil
</span>Laertes ;<span> intelligent and idealistic
</span>Polonius;<span>considers appearances more important than quality of character
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Rosencrantz and Guildenstern;<span>no-to-be-trusted friends
</span><span>Horatio;</span>
Answer:
A. order and composition.
Explanation:
<u>Paul Cézanne</u> was a French post-impressionist painter who was mostly active at the end of the 19th century. He is often taken to be the one who made the basis for cubism and was its early influence. This is because his work is <u>regularly exploring shapes, objects, and their relationship</u>. Through his art, he dealt with the subject of the analysis of the form and its order. He was very concerned with the <u>composition</u>, often relying on the classic, <u>geometrical </u>and <u>proportioned </u>solutions, as well as symmetry.
Answer:
<u>He brings a similar site-specificity to portraits done in other parts of the world. For instance, in West Africa, he was inspired by the African patterns found in the marketplaces, and sampled body positions from West African sculpture. Likewise, in Israel, he created his backgrounds based on Israeli paper cut outs.</u>
