Neo-Expressionism is best defined as
A) a school of painting that depicts scenes and objects, usually everyday life and popular culture, in painstakingly realistic detail
B) an artwork that sets up an environment for the viewer to experience and explore.
C) the attempt, through artwork, to draw the viewer into the work as if they were living the moment with the artist.
D) a style of painting that aims to depict scenes and objects in a strongly emotional way, often in order to express the experiences and identities of human groups.
E) an artwork that is part of a landscape rather than separate from it, and thereby expresses an aspect or aspects of nature.
D
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Which of the following was not one of the characteristics of the Second Great Awakening?
A) Its greatest strength was in cities and factory towns. B) Methodists were one of the most influential denominations. C) Ordinary farmers and artisans were the most popular evangelists. D) It was typified by the rise of the camp meeting. E) It often proclaimed that the Second Coming of Jesus was near.
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