The Japanese film industry was convinced to convert to talkies by the success of the film:
A. The Blue Angel
B. Golden Mountains
C. Madam and Wife
D. The Jazz Singer
Answer: C
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Rembrandt's painting style was typified by all of the following EXCEPT
A. the portrayal of figures modeled on ancient statuary. B. the use of dramatic chiaroscuro. C. forceful expressiveness. D. an ability to depict the full range of human moods and emotions.
Louise Nevelson said, "I began using found objects. I had all this wood lying around and I began to move it around, I began to compose.". Nevelson's compositions are considered __________
a. assemblages b. ready-mades c. collages d. relief sculptures e. earthworks