When did it open? in 1372
Or are you asking when did it start being constructed?
Not sure if there is supposed to be a static answer for this, but many artists develop form through inspiration that they see. Many forms of art that we use in the modern age derive from other forms that have been around for centuries. Other artists use nature as a form of inspiration.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
By breaking up the roots of the word we can see that we have two parts: mono, and chroma.
mono- one
chroma- color
Monochromatic means one color. on the color wheel, monochromatic scales are one color with different hues. So just one color with black and white added.
Answer:
Concept albums, more complex songs, elaborate instruments, classical influence, music as an art instead of craft.
Explanation:
Hello. You did not show the sample to which the question is referring, which makes it impossible for that question to be answered, however, I can help you by showing elements of these three types of art, which will help you to analyze your sample.
Medieval art is that which was produced in the Middle Ages, when the Catholic Church had a strong power and influence throughout Europe. The art of that period reflected this a lot and had very strong religious elements, being a sacred art. It also featured many architectural works inspired by the architecture of the Roman empire and Gothic elements, mainly in England, Germany, Italy, Poland and the Iberian Peninsula.
Renaissance art separated from the influence of the church and had less sacred elements, but invested in elements that represented the greatest expectations and desires of men. At that time, art became something more cultured and intellectual and that is why it began to exalt the human figure by placing it as the center of the universe.
Baroque art, in turn, also has many religious elements, but more dramatic and detailed than in medieval art. Here the artists preferred the use of curves over geometric shapes, they had the divine as the center of the universe and imposed a strong play of shadow and light in their works.
