Answer:
1 :is Jean Moréas'
2: is Joan Miró
René Magritte
3: is abstract, and figurative
4:There are/were two basic types of Surrealism: abstract and figurative. Surrealist abstraction avoided the use of geometric shapes in favour of the more emotive impact of natural organic forms (real or imagined), as exemplified by the work of Jean Arp, Andre Masson, Joan Miro, Yves Tanguy, Robert Matta and others.
Explanation: TRUST
Answer:
color is your favorite color
Explanation:
because colors are colors ;))))))
If this is a true or false question, the answer is true. Some people are born leaders. They are usually at the top of the leadership bell curve and becomes better compared to those at the bottom that no matter how they try hard they cannot be leaders thus providing good service is then innate.
Answer:
After Admiration
Explanation:
There should be a period after Admiration
<span>The
Gleaners, by JEAN-FRANCOIS MILLET, realistically represented agricultural
workers of the artist’s day.
Because of his traditional approach and academic style, MILLET’s paintings were
usually accepted into the Paris Salon.
Some critics believed Millet was expressing approval of SLAVERY because of his
perceptive depictions of peasant farmers.
Although overshadowed by the AVANTE-GARDE for decades, Bouguereau’s work
was later rediscovered.
Before the French Revolution, Jean-François Millet’s work focused on PORTRAITS.
Works depicting children or mythological subjects were typical of the paintings
of GENRE PAINTINGS.</span>
