The illustration by Norman Rockwell was included in the chapter to show how much we learn from examining
a. historical context.
b. the importance of the artist's home environment.
c. the variety of brushstrokes used by the artist.
d. how the work of other artists contributes to the making of any given work of art.
e. buried assumptions behind the subject matter.
a
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List three reasons that caused Handel's opera company to go bankrupt
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Which statement is NOT true of Thomas Weelkes?
a. He wrote both sacred and secular music. b. He was fired for drunkenness and blasphemy. c. He spent considerable time working for German nobility. d. He received a bachelor of music degree from New College, Oxford.
Discuss any two of the following landmarks of the ancient world, explaining why each holds the status of a landmark: The Babylonian Creation; the Epic of Gilgamesh; Hammurabi's Code; the Egyptian pyramids.
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