Which statements describe how Impressionist painting techniques differ from Naturalistic painting techniques? Choose all answers
that are correct. A. Impressionists used small, colorful brushstrokes that softly blur objects; Naturalists used blended and feathered colors made by using the wet-on-wet technique.
B. Impressionists blended colors on the paper for many lifelike color variations; Naturalists used brushstrokes of color next to one another that when viewed blend at a distance to create vibrant colors.
C.impressionists used the impasto technique of applying thick, sculptural strokes of paint that catch and reflect light; Naturalists used thin paint (washes, wet-on-wet paint, wet-on-dry paint).
D.Impressionists used transparent and opaque oil paint; Naturalists used transparent and opaque watercolor paint.
E.Impressionists used little detailing; Naturalists used fine, realistic detailing.
<span>A. Impressionists used small, colorful brushstrokes that softly blur objects; Naturalists used blended and feathered colors made by using the wet-on-wet technique.
B. Impressionists blended colors on the paper for many lifelike color variations; Naturalists used brushstrokes of color next to one another that when viewed blend at a distance to create vibrant colors. </span><span> E.Impressionists used little detailing; Naturalists used fine, realistic detailing.</span>
The similarities between the past and the present restaurant operations is that you can taste the food prepared. It is in order to taste if the food is good enough for it to serve to the customers or the guests.<span />
9. The time signature indicates how many counts are in each measure and which type of note will receive one count. The top number is commonly 2, 3, 4, or 6. The bottom number is either 4 or 8. Simple time signatures divide music into groups of 2 and compound divide music into groups of 3.
