Can someone me in - art - - from renaissance to romanticism? ? test 3
1. regarding frans hals' painting, young man with a skull, which statement is true?
a. hals applied the paint to be as smooth as the skin of an onion.
b. its coldness and lack of color reflect hals' despondence.
c. it's an example of a vanitas piece.
d. it was painted in the manner of the northern renaissance.
2. which of the following was one of the key principles endorsed by the pre-raphaelite brotherhood?
a. art requires rote learning of tradition and formulas.
b. the basis of all art is the imagination.
c. the substance of good art should be spiritual.
d. art should embrace progressive political ideals.

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