Question

Cave artists took advantage of the rough stone surfaces of the cave. In some caves, such as the Chauvet Cave in France, artists used the bumps in the stone to emphasize parts of the animal. In the Chauvet Cave, an artist painted a bear’s paw over a knob or bulge in the stone, which makes the paw stand out and look fiercer. Reflect on the elements of art. What element was this cave artist demonstrating?
texture
perspective
value
color


texture


perspective


value


color

Answer 1

Answer:

Perspective

Explanation:

If you take how they used the texture of the walls and their resources to make art. You might guess it would have been Texture but that isn't correct. The texture they use add perspective to the art they have created making it look 3D, fierce, and even mysterious in some cases. "In the Chauvet Cave, an artist painted a bear’s paw over a knob or bulge in the stone, which makes the paw stand out and look fiercer." This statement is a huge hint to what I have just explained.