Cross-hatching provides an illusion of various ______(1)_______, while impasto provides an illusion of ______(2)_______.a.

(1) depths; (2) tone

c.

(1) shadows; (2) light
b.

(1) distances; (2) definition

d.

(1) values; (2) depth

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Answer 1
Answer: The answer is "d. (1) values; (2) depth".

Cross-hatching provides an illusion of various "values", while impasto provides an illusion of  "depth".



Cross-hatching refers to a technique which is used to make a sense of thickness or density by covering lines, and impasto is a strategy used to make a sense of depth through thickly connected paint, regularly so one can see the brush strokes. An artist may choose cross-hatching over impasto to make different qualities or degrees of gentility and darkness.And may choose impasto over cross-hatching to accentuate depth or dimension to a work of art.
Answer 2
Answer: values and depth 
www.udel.edu/artfoundations/beg_paintingtechniques.html 
thevirtualinstructor.com/hatchingcrosshatching.html 

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D is the correct answer

Explanation:

D is correct because the key you are in is f major so the line where the key is, is F and the upward note is G. So below G is F. F is question D

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An example of lithography is the form of printing that involved usage of a  stone press on which areas are made receptive to ink.

What is lithography?

A lithography refers to a form of printmaking where the design is drawn onto a flat stone

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Therefore, the Option D is correct.

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