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Emotionalism is the aesthetic theory to which the painting The Scream adheres.
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What if the world ended would you scream?
When the world ends you won't be able to scream, everybody will be dead.
What are the four criteria on which the evaluation of art is based?
Craftmenship, design, aesthetic, and properties.
What did people do when the atomic bomb was dropped?
RUN and SCREAM!
What word means committed or loyal to a cause loyal to a cause?
Faithful, adhere
What happens if the enemy violates provisions OF LOAC?
must continue to adhere to LOAC
Which aesthetic theory does Picasso's portraits of Gertrude Stein adhere to?
formalism
When was Aesthetic Theory created?
Aesthetic Theory was created in 1970.
Edvard Munch's personal fears and anxieties inspired his painting The Scream. Which aesthetic theory does The Scream adhere to?
Edward Munich's works are often deep and moody. His works often expressed his fears, anxieties, heartache, and loss. His works symbolize his inner emotions. The scream expresses a deep fear that suddenly came over him. Munich says that he was walking with two friends at sunset. The sky turned blood red and he was suddenly gripped with a deep fear. his friends kept walking, but he stood still, unable to move with fear.
What aesthetic theory was used for Michelangelo's moses?
formalism
Which aesthetic theory can be used to explain michelangelo moses?
Imitationalism.
What aesthetic theory focuses on design elements and organizational principles?
formalism
Which aesthetic theory focuses on design elements and organizational principles?
formalism
Which aesthetic theory do art teachers at school grade their students?
Emotionalism
Which aesthetic theory do art teachers use to grade their students?
Formalisim (they lie )
Which aesthetic theory judges art on how well it expresses feelings moods and idea?
imitationalism
What aesthetic theory judges art on how well it expresses feelings moods and ideas?
emotionalism
Which aesthetic theory does Picasso's Portrait of Gertrude Stein adhere to?
Picasso's Portrait of Gertrude Stein is often associated with Cubism, an aesthetic theory that emphasizes the fragmentation and abstraction of form. The painting represents Stein in a geometric, fragmented style, with multiple perspectives merged into a single image, reflecting Cubism's focus on depicting a subject from various viewpoints simultaneously.
