Identify a feature of Francisco Goya's May 3, 1808.Multiple choice question.Goya chose the most terrible moment to depict, that split second before the crash of the guns.Goya depicts the execution of the French ruler Napoleon Bonaparte by the Spanish forces.The painting depicts the execution of French guerrillas by the Spanish army.The certainty of the portrait decreases the intensity of a viewer's attention.

Part of the reason Francisco Goya's May 3, 1808 "draws the eye like a magnet" more so than Eddie Adams's Execution in Saigon is because ofMultiple choice question.the clarity of the subjects and the political struggle depicted.its size and the bright lighting it is displayed under.its ability to take a moment in time and freeze it effectively.the symbolism in the background and terror in the foreground.

Identify the true statements about the author's judgment about the Adams photograph Execution in Saigon and Goya's painting May 3, 1808. (Check all that apply.)Multiple select question.The author feels that Goya's painting can be considered as a work of art.The author feels that Adams's photograph does not require participation.The author feels that Goya's painting does not require participation.The author feels that Adams's photograph is fascinating.The author feels that Adams's photograph is a better work of art than Goya's painting.

Jacques-Louis David’s painting The Oath of the Horatii is about:Group of answer choicesthe swearing-in of Ignatius Horatiusthe Spanish rebels who fought Napoleon’s armythe Trojans preparing for the Battle of Troythe sacrifices of an ancient Roman family

What topics and themes did the artist David Alfaro Siqueiros focus his paintings on?Multiple choice question.The Mexican RevolutionHis experience in collegeTurbulent emotions such as guilt and angerBeauty and peace in nature

Ronald, a history student from Spain, has studied about the Spanish Civil War and its impact on Spanish towns. Which of the following paintings is he most likely to understand completely?Multiple choice question.Guernica by Pablo PicassoMona Lisa by Leonardo da VinciEcho of a Scream by David Alfaro SiqueirosThe Eternal City by David Blume