Parallel Cultures

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Parallel Cultures

Parallel Cultures

This activity contains 5 questions.

The appearance of other cultures in European art at this time mirrors the Romantic concept of:

investigation of the relativity of cultural contexts historical study geographical study anthropological study escape

The comparison between Ingres and Delacroix in your text is primarily a comparison of different:

interpretationsperiods use of form content subject matter

Ingres continues the Classical use of line epitomized by:

Van Dyck Constable Rubens PoussinTurner

"Orientalism" at this time generally means:

Japanese influence a vague idea of North Africa and the Holy Land Indian influence Korean influence Chinese influence

Delacroix's style includes:

an exotic dimensionthe theme of the struggle between man and nature all of the abovea freedom of touch in the application of color color as the prime vehicle of expression

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