All of the Following Are True of Greek Architecture EXCEPT

question 8

Multiple Choice

All of the following are true of Greek architecture EXCEPT

• A)Its strengths were harmony and symmetry of parts within the whole.
• B)It had the ability to depict ideal beauty of human form.
• C)It maintained realism in its portrayal.
• D)The artists lacked mastery of stonework.
• E)It had a combination of grace and strength balanced in vital tension.

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