James Montgomery Flagg created an illustration of this character, who the artist used for recruitment posters during World Wars I and II.
A. Doonesbury
B. Beetle Bailey
C. Uncle Sam
D. Rosie the Riveter
C. Uncle Sam
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What about David's Napoleon Crossing the Saint-Bernard is fully Neoclassical?
A. It was, in-part, a self-portrait of David. B. It shows Napoleon as a strong ally of the Church. C. Napoleon was depicted in the form of Julius Caesar. D. It has a clearly drawn central image and emphasis on right angles.
You are in charge of a theatre located in a building inside a small city of 5,000 that has raised money for an upcoming production. When the production concludes, you combine the box office profit with the money previously raised and use that to pay off the show's costs. After you pay off the costs, you have $500 left over and you put it in a savings account to be used for the next show. Your theatre has been labeled as a professional theatre. This statement is most likely __________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
"Tu se' morta" from Orfeo, with its more flexible and expressive style of singing, is an example of arioso style
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
During the quattrocento, wealthy Italian patrons showed a marked preference for hiring singers and composers from:
A) Florence B) Paris C) Burgundian lands D) anywhere but Italy