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A relief sculpture can be seen from A. ONE point of view.

Relief means "to raise". Relief is a sculptural technique wherein a part of a medium is raised to while still connected to the medium.

It is seen from only one vantage point but may present multiple vantage points.

A relief sculpture can be seen from A. ONE point of view.

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According to Aldous Huxley, the act of seeing does not involve the process of: projecting.

(Your answer is projecting)

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The above painting is Michelangelo Buonarroti’s, Last Judgement. He was able to include so much detail and meaning because of his own ________.a. inspiration
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c.understanding of theology and the Bible

understanding of theology and the Bible

Two fish are in a tank. One says to the other, "Do you know how to drive this thing?"

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hey
do fish really talk

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There were several American writers that were pioneers of American realism. Some of the writers were Mark Twain, Rebecca Harding Davis, and William Dean Howells.

Mark Twain......................

(30 points) What is true about the production phase of a film? A. The cast is chosen during the production phase
B. The director secures funding for the film during the production phase
C. Scenes are generally shot in the order they'll occur in the film
D. Multiple cameras may be used to shoot different angles of the same scene

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THE ANSWER IS D

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Explanation: Because now i have the money to start filming

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