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4. Sculpture Techniques: Interaction |
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Answer the question below then move on to Analysing Sculpture. Q. Which words best describe the techniques of these four sculptures?
Click on the boxes that coincide with the description for each sculpture.
Incorrect answers are marked with a red X. |
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below Constantin Brancusi, king of kings Romanian/French 20th century sculpture, 1920-1930. Guggenheim Museum. |
below Pablo Picasso, head of a picador with a broken nose, Spanish 20th century sculpture. 1903. |
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above Michelangelo, Angel with Candelabra, Italian 15th century sculpture. 1494-1495. |
above Antonio Canova, modello for "Cupid and Psyche", Italian 18th century sculpture. 1787. |
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