Answer: D. While Renaissance artists often captured the moment before something happened, Baroque artists sought to capture the moment when something happened.
Explanation:
The Renaissance period lasted between the 14th and 17th centuries and saw the revival of European art following the upheaval of the Middle Ages. Renaissance art was described as being calm and this is mostly down to the artists then, capturing the moment before something happened.
The Baroque period came after the Renaissance and the art was full of drama owing a lot to the tendency of the artists to paint a picture of the moment an event happened thereby capturing all the action.
Answer:
A. diagonal
Explanation:
The question above is related to "Interior Design." There are many different kinds of lines that are being used such as the following:<em> horizontal lines, vertical lines, diagonal lines, curved lines, flowing lines and busy lines</em>. When it comes to<em> angular stabilit</em>y, the "diagonal lines" are being used. This allows the rooflines to stand out because<u> it always look stimulated</u> than all the other lines. However, it is important not to use many of these lines to prevent over-excitement or over-stimulation.
Answer: In this course we're going to talk all about, well, talking. Specifically we're going to delve in to all things related to cutting conversations in cinema, the art of dialog editing. Filmgoers and critics alike often give most of the credit of an engaging dialogue scene to the actors, or to the director. But not very often does the editor receive the appropriate accolades, but editing is huge.
Explanation:
The correct answer for this question is D, a wood canvas
All of the other things listed is apart of the artwork, but a wood canvas is not.
