Answer:
1.The Roccoco period
2.Romanticism
3.Post-Impression
4.Cubism
Explanation:
I'm still debating if the order for 1 and two are correct since Romanticism first was defined around 1800, and the Roccoco period was around the same time late 17th early 18th century. But since Roccoso seems to be defined first I would put it that way. Then impression around 1886, and cubism starting around 1907-08.
Answer: Bull's head is a primal motif that seems over and over in Picasso's painting and can be viewed in Spain, France, Egypt, Italy, Greece, and the middle east. It traverses from the ancient eras of grotto arts to modern bullfights.
Explanation:
In 1943, Picasso designed his treasure Bull's Head, a primal motif of Western art, from an abandoned bicycle. This model has a natural attractiveness, with the seat of the bicycle shaping up the bull's head and the handlebar shaping up the bull's horns. This shows that to an artistic genius, everything is probably art.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
this work is lively to give us more information about what ancient people believed and how they practiced religion
Answer and Explanation:
Determined to become a piano virtuoso—Robert Schumann, who was a German pianist, composer and music critic—initially went to the University of Leipzig to study law—but he did so under the influence of his family. Schumann later abandoned the study of law, and worked on his dreams to become virtuoso pianist. However, he had a hand injury which ended aspirations to and made him to concentrate on composing. He became interested in the works of Mendelssohn, Schubert, Chopin, Berlioz and Brahms, amongst other composers.
