Post-Painterly Abstractionists Most Differed from Abstract Expressionists in Which Aspect

question 11

Multiple Choice

Post-painterly Abstractionists most differed from Abstract Expressionists in which aspect of their work?

• A) Injection of emotion
• B) Color-field exercises
• C) Cool, detached rationality
• D) Non-Western influences

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Need for Achievement

A psychological trait that drives individuals to succeed in their goals, often pushing them to overcome challenges and achieve high standards.

Physical Activity

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