Rembrandt's mature works, such as the Return of the Prodigal Son, differ from the religious art of Italy and Flanders in their ______________
a. inward-turning contemplation
b. lofty theological ideals
c. depiction of the celestial triumph of the Roman Catholic Church
d. dramatically posed figures
a
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A) realism and penetrating psychology B) abstract and experimental expression, primitivism
What role did Robert Rauschenberg have in the creation of Summerspace?
A. He designed the puppets that danced as four animals. B. He created the lighting design, emphasizing the play's dramatic intensity. C. He painted the audience members so that they could participate in the work. D. He designed its spotted costumes, which diffused the focus on any single element of the dance.
Garnier's Paris Opéra exemplifies historicism because it __________.
A. references the Baroque style B. includes reliefs from French history C. was built using historical techniques D. was the work of an academic architect
What was one criticism some post–World War II modern architects had of the International Style?
a) It was too limiting. b) It encouraged exterior ornamentation. c) It was difficult to construct. d) It was not suited to corporate needs.