Your classmate Ethan feels overwhelmed while trying to critique a piece of art. He confides in you that, although he has started
with a great description of the piece, has analyzed all of the elements related to principles of art and design, and has interpreted the theme of the piece, he has no idea how to continue. What is the best advice you have for Ethan to help him with his critique? A.
Continue by evaluating the piece.
Mannerism stepped away from being perfectly proportional in paintings. artists created their subjects with exaggerated limbs, and they often looked at the fearful and tense subjects of society rather than the beauty.
