The giraffe craves a place at the front but it’s eyes are to far from the ground, relate these lines to a theme in the poem.
Consider the various types of drawings that you might see in a museum or gallery. Both of these drawings were done by Pablo Picasso. Is the artist trying to achieve the same results in each? What do you see as the main qualities and differences in each drawing? Does the complexity or simplicity of each drawing detract or enhance the image? Provide at least 150 words or more in complete sentences. Remember to spell check.
Bhajan uses complex rhythms and melodies. A. False, Bhajan uses simple harmonies and rhythms. B. True C. False, Bhajan uses complex harmonies and rhythms. D. False, Bhajan uses simple rhythms and melodies.
The melody is used as a way of making music more melancholy and expressive. A. True B. False, the harmony is used as a way of making music more melancholy and expressive. C. False, the minor key is used as a way of making music more melancholy and expressive. D. False, the major key is used as a way of making music more melancholy and expressive.
Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel's composing career was less extensive than her brother Felix's. This is probably because she was A. female. B. younger. C. not interested in music. D. religious
Why do we consider pink a color? Its technically the result of pink and violent mixed together and a shade of red.
How has Andrea magenta used overlapping in for shortening to create the painting the lamentation over the dead Christ?
What is the structure of Bhajan? A. Introduction, chorus and verses B. Verses, chorus and ending C. Introduction and chorus D. Verses and Ending
The question I'm stuck on is: "Art History is an _________ _________the goal of which is to understand the impetus, composition, materials, production, function, continued reception, & cultural/historical context of art & visual culture."
Define espirit de corps. O The spirit, motivation, and state of mind of the unit The spirit, soul, and state of mind of the unit The spirit, confidence, and state of mind of the unit O None of the above
What do you think helped account for the timeless nature of the ballads, and how they were passed down orally and remembered for hundreds and hundreds of years?
