In what way does this work represent the break that Abstract Expressionism made from the art that prevailed in the 1930s?
A) It was clearly made by an artist with no training.
B) It deliberately conveyed no specific message.
C) It made no attempt to portray the world realistically.
D) It was largely closed to interpretation by viewers.
E) It employed a dull palette.
B
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a) northeast b) northwest c) southeast d) southwest
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a. medicine. b. religion. c. art. d. technology.
Like Cahokia, Great Zimbabwe challenged Western observers' ________
A) understanding of defensive walls B) preconceptions C) interpretation of the use of pyramids D) religious prejudices
Which of the following statements is not true?
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