The organization of beats into regular groups is called ________.

What design feature of the Church of Il Gesù in Rome developed in response to Catholicism's emphasis on individual, emotional participation during the Counter-Reformation?

A. the combination of a lower-level façade with colossal columns supporting a raised entablature and pediment in the center B. scrolled volutes, which tie together the two levels of the façade and hide the supporting buttresses C. the wide nave, shallow side chapels, and elimination of aisles D. all of the above

In Dürer's Melencolia I, the ____ is an optimistic note suggesting that the artist can overcome depression

a. burst of light on the horizon b. bat holding a banner c. hourglass d. tools of the artist and builder