Answer:
This seems easy enough to do on your own, but if you need help looking for a <em><u>really </u></em>easy one that take minimal effort, while still getting you a good grade and appraisal from your teacher, I'm the right guy to ask.
Explanation:
A piece of art that I found trying to answer this, is a balloon dog sculpture, made my Jeff Koons which, although it sold for 58.4 <em>million</em> dollars at the Christies' Post-War and contemporary art evening sale in NYC on November 12th 2013, making it the most expensive artwork by a living artist ever sold at an auction, has sparked some controversy. A shiny, pink version of his balloon dog art was placed in the Château de Versailles, and many said that the work was "crude and too modern for Louis XIV’s former palace." while others loved the contrast of old and regal, with modern and sleek.
"While not everyone likes the art work, it has become a symbol of pop culture" says 'Daily Art magazine'
Jay Z, the famous rapper, is apparently a huge fan of Jeff Koons, in 2013 he wrote a rap song called Picasso that is about the balloon dog.
So, this is pretty scrambled and not at all well written, but it should give you a good idea of a review on art work. I hope this helps, mark brainliest if it did, please? :)
The answer is C. hope this helps
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A c d is the answer to this question
<span>Puccini borrowed the leitmotif technique from Wagner. The leitmotif technique is a recurring musical piece that plays for a particular person or event. A leitmotif can also just be a recurring theme. It is popular in things such as movies and even though the technique is associated with Wagner, it actually existed before him.</span>
