Answer:
Just a warning bc i'm not sure what you learned in class but...
Explanation:
The artist uses techniques such as symmetry and rhythm to create harmony throughout the painting. As well as different color schemes like complementary (orange and blue) and analogous color schemes. Symmetry and rhythm was heavily seen in ancient greek artworks and temple buildings. They continued to appear throughout art history, such as in a vast majority of renaissance works and impressionists, and even more recent modern artists.
Color schemes became popular during the impressionistic art movement, which consisted of very bright and vibrant colors. The most notable was Claude Monet, which used copious amounts of certain colors to achieve a specific color scheme.
You can tweak this to make it fit in with what you learned. I would advise to not completely copy and paste this, as you will get marked for plagiarism. (Teachers have an app that pin points if a student is copying another source even if you change some of the words up.) But use this as a guide/ source of inspiration.
