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Create an image that visually communicates the impact of the industrial revolution on the art of realists. Depict an artist, inspired by realism, in a busy industrial city, painting on his canvas the urban life around him. Present this contrast with nostalgic elements of small town life on the same canvas. Further, incorporate a subtle homage to Harold Cohen, depicting a 1970s era computer attempting to create a digital art displayed on a vintage monitor. Demonstrate through the image that digital art can have the same finesse as traditional hand painting. Lastly, depict a camera, signifying the spread of art and artistic ideas, illuminating the entire scene from above.

What is one way that the industrial revolutions impact showed itself in the art of realist like Monet?

A. Realists documented their inner reactions to the revolution
B. realists documented the lives of rules and the wealthy
C realists documented the increased free time of city dwellers
D. Realists documented small town********

in the 1970 British artist Harold Cohen created a computer program that could produce paintings. How did this technology impact present art

A. Computers now design most present day art
B. digital art is now considered fine art just like painting by hand*****
C. Computers now produce most of the art worlds masterpieces
D digital art is considered inferior to painting by hand

Which technology has done the most to spread art and artistic ideas quickly and efficiently

Camera****
3-d printer
Copy machine
Internet

Please help

The correct answers

1. C
2. B
3. D

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ya still C- realists documented the increased free time... B- digital art is now considered fine art... D- internet

I agree with 2 and 3. I question your response to the first question. You may be correct in reflecting the study materials provided to you, but Monet's work explored his perceptions of the effect light has on our perception of the world around us, mostly in nature but also in urban settings. He did not seem to address social or political issues, although he certainly depicted the effects of the industrial revolution in his urban subjects.

My thoughts for consideration.