Its due to an emphasis on child bearing during that period. The figure of a woman who has children was thought to be beautiful.
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The way I worked was with severe intricate moving. Making sure I really expressed myself onto the page. Slowly feeling my energy pour into my work making me feel happy and relaxed. I composed my final work of art with true passion and love for it.I decided upon the subject because it spoke to me it's what I thought would be interesting. My challenges were to stay on timing and focused because I love this so much I was adding extra steps and getting carried away. If I tried this again I would make sure I managed my time a little better thank you that is all.
Explanation:
My teacher made me do an assignment like this and I wrote that and got extra credit
You ment to ask what is a clarinet flute concert scale?If yes ....
A clarinet flute is an musical instrument ,simple. And a concert scale is an internationally agreed standard for the tuning of musical instruments, in which the note A above middle C has a frequency of 440 Hz.
Explanation:
Saxophonists and clarinets blow past a reed which vibrates the air of the instrument, while flutes blow against a hard edge which vibrates the air of the instrument. All of these methods are different and make a big difference in how they all sound .the flutes and trombones do play their C scale, but the clarinets and trumpets play their D scale, the alto saxophones play their A scale, the French horns play their G scale
C major (or the key of C) is a major scale based on C, with the pitches C, D, E, F, G, A, and B. C major is one of the most common key signatures used in western music. Its key signature has no flats and no sharps. Its relative minor is A minor and its parallel minor is C minor. similar are the other scales .
Answer:
Hmm, your question needs more information. But I'll give it a shot.
Explanation:
I would say E because you are using two types of objects with certain characteristics. Hence, the Skull with Pedernal Death and what not.. :/
In Untitled (Siluetas Series, 1976), Ana Mendieta made a
human silhouette in the sand. She then added red pigment on it. The series of
photographs she captured represented the decaying of the human body as the
waves began to take away the sand until there was no trace of the silhouette
left.
