Linear Perspective Creates the Illusion of Three-Dimensional Space in Painting

question 2

Multiple Choice

Linear perspective creates the illusion of three-dimensional space in painting through all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) establishing a fixed vantage point for the viewer
• B) proportionately reducing the scale of objects as they recede into the background
• C) making objects in the distance appear grayer and less clear
• D) following imaginary lines that converge into a single vanishing point

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Definitions:

Electric

Pertaining to, derived from, produced by, or involving electricity.

Practical

Refers to an approach or solution grounded in reality, focusing on effectiveness and feasibility rather than theoretical perfection.

Dotted Line

A line made up of small, repeated dots, often used to indicate borders, boundaries, or suggested paths that are not physically marked.

Broken Line

A line that is not continuous but consists of a series of dashes, often used in drawings to represent hidden, unseen, or imaginary boundaries or features.