Greek Hellenistic period art differs from Classical period art in its preference for representations that are __________.

Paul Colin's Figure of a Woman, surely derived from the artist's association with Josephine Baker, achieved the techniques of chiaroscuro by using

a) black and white crayon on beige paper. b) pen and brown ink on cream paper. c) pen and black wash on blue-prepared paper. d) red chalk on pink paper.

A new type of Bible called the _____________, was first produced in Paris in the early thirteenth century

a. moralized Bible b. Vulgate c. manuscript d. court style