It’s none of these...
It’s scale since scale is the relationship between objects with respect to size, number and so and so.
Emphasis is special attention given to one part of the content like a red dot in a black image.
Balance is literally balance. Like symmetrical or asymmetrical content to create equality.
Contrast is juxtaposition of different elements to highlight their differences. This one is more likely to be the answer but I’m not sure.
Movement is to create a flow through the painting to take the viewers on a path of discovery.
<span>French or polyphonic song, especially of the Middle Ages and Renaissance, set to either courtly or popular peotry
an outgrowth of medieval version we heard by
Music used to enhance poetry</span>
The correct answer is true.You can't correctly judge an artwork and give your true opinion until you evaluate the piece in its entirety. Hope this helps.
Relief sculptures are sculptures raised against a flat background,
meaning, unlike traditional sculptures, you can only view it from a
singular angle or point of view. This is
synonymous with
paintings. One cannot walk around a painting and view from any angle,
you can only see it from the precise point of view that the artist
intended. So they both
have this singular point of view quality.
