I've seen this before as a multi choice question.
It would, if options are given, be B. African, since Picasso did make several paintings drawing from African influences.
The city of Pompeii is very important for the study of Roman art, as well as for the daily lives of the Romans, because this city has been preserved perfectly well and it contains pretty much everything needed for making a reconstruction of the Roman art and society as well.
The city of Pompeii was located in close proximity to the volcano Vesuvius, and when it had an eruption it was during the night, when everyone was asleep, so people were caught off guard and the ash from the volcano buried them alive. The ash also allowed that everything remains as it was, so it is also very important place for studying of Roman art which is nicely preserved.
The definition of "Grotesque" is:
'Comically or repulsively ugly or distorted.'
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Madrigal
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A madrigal is a secular composition prevalent in the Rennaisance and early Baroque period often based on poems of love.
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Many of his paintings featured no people at all, but even those that did include people maintained a feeling of emptiness. Hopper tried to depict the way American life can often feel lonely, even when people are not alone. Here are some of our choices for paintings that you might relate to while practicing social distancing by a great American artist.
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