In terms of the principles of design, what is the first thing an artist should ask himself about his subject before he portrays it? A. What form, light, and color do I see?
B. What does this subject represent?
C. What should my point of view be?
D. What do I want to say?

What form, light, and color do I see?

other questions:

A student learns about the principles of design in her textbook and creates a work using each one exactly as it is described. What does her work lack?

B: Creativity

Based on the following quote from Leonardo Da Vinci, what would be his definition of a fine artist? “Principles for the Development of a Complete Mind: Study the science of art. Study the art of science. Develop your senses- especially learn how to see. Realize that everything connects to everything else.” - Leonardo da Vinci

A: A fine artist is one who sees things others don’t see and makes connections others don’t make.

Which of these artists was known for using the principles of design in an unexpected new way?

A: Andy Warhol

Which of these statements correctly analyzes the way in which the Impressionists used principles of design?

B: They used light, color, form, and other elements to create a mood for the viewer, rather using photorealism.

Explanation:

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giovanni battista pergolesi, italian baroque composer who wrote one of the most famous settings of the stabat mater. don lorenzo perosi, catholic priest and director of the sistine choir under five popes.

the answer is chicken breast with a green salad and a serving of vegetables.