Which statements about sculptures from ancient egypt are true? choose all answers that are correct. a. artists used formulas. b. sculptures changed in style significantly over the span of 3,000 years. c. they were made to last an eternity so they don't have protruding parts. d. figures look stiff and have symmetry.

A. Artists used formulas.

C. They were made to last an eternity so they don't have protruding parts

D. Figures look stiff and have symmetry.

Explanation:

Ancient Egyptian sculpture was demarcated in antiquity above all by the large sculpture associated with architecture, by the descriptive relief (hieroglyphics), by the busts by the small statuary where dominate not only the representations of gods and pharaohs, but also animals.

The statues representing mythological deities, pharaohs, important people, and ordinary people involved in housework are found in burial chambers. Their dimensions range considerably from large giants of Abu Simbel temples measuring about 6 meters to small figures only a few inches long (usually clay, varnished or glazed).

The characteristics of Egyptian art will be reflected in the production of the sculptures, making them, over approximately 3,000 years, little change.

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