Question

Think about the still life you just saw. Compared with that painting, how does this modernist painting help you see in a "new" way? Check the three best choices.
It changes the shapes.


It perfectly shows the outlines of objects.


It switches the colors.


It changes the plane – things aren’t flat anymore.


It makes you look at things in the same way.

Answer 1

Answer:

It changes the shapes.

It switches the colors.

It changes the plane – things aren’t flat anymore.

Explanation:

You did not show the images to which the question refers, but since it is a comparison between a still life painting and a realistic painting, we can infer that the three options selected above show the main differences between them.

That's because the still life is a painting that seeks to represent a realistic image, with a commitment to represent the true form, plan and colors. Realistic paintings, on the other hand, do not have this commitment and are known to present distorted forms of reality, arbitrary colors and different and disturbing plans.