Answer:
He used various chisels to shape the figure.
Explanation:
I'm not 100% sure this is true but I remember reading about his works and how most sculptors created their works. I do know sculptors (especially back then) used chisels to shape the figure's body and other areas. So I do believe the first one is the answer you are looking for.
Sorry if anything is wrong, but let me know how it goes if you didn't already answer :)
Answer:
Frida Kahlo was inspired by Mexican culture and a lot of her art was considered to be “autobiographical.” Some interesting things about her was that she was a part of the Mexican Communist Party and was disabled from polio as a child. She often told stories of her life through her art and what she had experienced throughout it.
Some things I had been told by a Spanish teacher of mine in the past was that Kahlo explored gender class, identity, and even politics in her art.
The general structure of a string quartet is:
Violin I
Violin II
Viola
Cello
The Violin I plays the Soprano parts, the Violin II plays the Alto parts, the Viola plays the Tenor parts, and the Cello plays the Bass parts. The two most important parts of a string quartet are the Violin I and Cello. The Violin I and the Cello the melody plays the counterpoint, while the Violin II and Viola parts are filler parts that are there to make the piece sound nicer.
You would go to the coffee shop Claude went to almost every day before she started painting!
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