What is necessary for true fresco?
a) plaster
b) wax
c) synthetic resin
d) linseed oil
a) plaster
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movement that they cheered, demanding that the orchestra play it again as an encore.
a. Haydn, The “Emperor” Quartet, second movement b. Mozart, Piano Concerto in A major c. Mozart, A Little Night Music, first movement d. Haydn, Symphony No. 94, “The Surprise,” second movement e. Mozart, Symphony No. 40
Explain how street teams promote concerts.
What will be an ideal response?
A characteristic of eighteenth-century chinoiserie is
a) a palette of blue-on-white, as in porcelain ware. b) the technique of "wet on wet" in painting. c) a feeling of sketchiness. d) the use of rich color.
The Feather Cloak, or Kearny Cloak (Fig. 28-15) had a foundation made from __________
A. coconut fibers B. strung pearls C. pineapple leaves D. corn husks