The correct answer is 4.
When displaying artworks you need to take into consideration how the elements could possibly damage the art. Artworks are fragile and need to be preserved. Ultraviolet rays from the sun fades paint pigments and the painting will lose it's original colors and vibrancy therefore keeping it out of direct sunlight is best. High temperatures and humidity will damage the painting making it curl or peel or moisture will build up on the surface damaging the paint therefore controlling the temperature and humidity will keep this from happening.
Answer:
Frida Kahlo.
Explanation:
As per the given description, the artist who has been described in this paragraph would be 'Frida Kahlo' as she has been widely acknowledged for the autobiographical nature of her works. The Mexican painter is highly admired globally as <u>she presents her gritty self-portraits in a manner that provides the viewer with an impression or sight into her personal self and struggles she has faced in life that helps the viewers to connect to the work more affectionately</u> and interpret the work contextually and more meaningfully. Therefore, <u>'Frida Kahlo'</u> and her 'flinching self-portrayals' are being discussed in this paragraph.
His father was a succesful Goldsmith, greatly encouraging him to go after art.
The most notable difference is that Naturalism focussed on creating realistic interpretations of reality with subtle, soft rendering as impressionistic paintings focussed on capturing a slightly more abstract interpretation of reality based on 'feeling' and artistic portrayal, often featuring visible brush strokes which was a controversial technique at the time of the movement.
