What distinguishes an earthwork from a site-specific work?
a) Earthworks are sculptural forms made from earth, rocks, or sometimes plants.
b) Earthworks are commissioned.
c) Earthworks are collaboratively executed.
d) Earthworks can always be visited.
a) Earthworks are sculptural forms made from earth, rocks, or sometimes plants.
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A. evident in CD 1:18 and absent in CD 1:17. B. evident in CD 1:17 and absent in CD 1:18. C. equally evident in both CD 1:17 and CD 1:18. D. lacking in both CD 1:17 and CD 1:18.
__________ was the leading painter of the De Stijl movement
A. Joan Miró B. Georgia O'Keeffe C. Piet Mondrian D. Salvador Dalí E. René Magritte
Giotto’s genius as a painter was recognized by his friend and contemporary ______ in the epic poem ______.
a. Dante; Divine Comedy b. Chaucer; Canterbury Tales c. Petrarch; Canzoniere d. Machiavelli; The Prince e. Castiglione; The Book of the Courtier
What was one reason Jasper Johns used encaustic in Three Flags?
a) to point out that flags and paintings are both colored canvases b) to create a smooth, glossy surface c) to create transparency d) to add complex details