Egalitarian Visual Art Differs from Stratified Societies' Visual Art in All

question 8

Multiple Choice

Egalitarian visual art differs from stratified societies' visual art in all of the following, except for

• A) repetition of simple elements versus the integration of unlike elements.
• B) much empty or irrelevant space versus little empty space.
• C) simple colors sparingly used versus a huge amount of colors used throughout.
• D) symmetrical design versus asymmetrical design.

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Definitions:

Zygomatic Arch

The arch of bone that forms from the temporal process of the zygomatic bone and the zygomatic process of the temporal bone, creating the prominence of the cheek.

Zygomatic Process

A bony projection of the temporal bone that articulates with the zygoma (cheekbone) to form part of the cheek structure.

Temporal Bone

A bone of the skull, situated at the sides and base of the cranium, involved in the protection of the inner ear.

Temporal Process

A projection on the zygomatic bone that helps form the zygomatic arch, connecting the zygomatic bone to the temporal bone of the skull.