Who was NOT a significant tenor saxophonist in the 1950s?

__________ refers to the representation of distance and three-dimensionality on a two-dimensional surface

A) Form B) Palette C) Perspective D) Narrative E) Composition

Expressionism came into existence as:

a. a glorification of the speed and energy of the machine age, which Filippo Tommaso Marinetti saw as the key to an enlightened future. b. a rejection of the values that had provoked World War I, with its principal spokesman, Tristan Tzara. c. a counter to materialism and industrialism, which its followers saw as the principal perversion of the human spirit. d. Samuel Beckett and absurdism