Answer: If you are skipping one note just count one line or space after the specific note. If you are skipping two notes then go up or down by two lines/spaces.
Explanation:
I connotative interpretation is when the viewer judges a painting not for the content of the image but what emotions the painting evokes and what deeper meanings the painting has.
E.g. Picasso's masterpiece, Guernica, is a painting that heavily relies on connotative interpretation due to its roots in political activism and a rejection of the violence and horrific events of The Spanish Civil War.
