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Which of the following statements accurately described Picasso’s use of space in Woman in the Studio (Jacqueline Roque)?

Picasso uses overlapping and linear perspective to create the illusion of three-dimensional space in Woman in the Studio (Jacqueline Roque).

Picasso uses overlapping and foreshortening to create the illusion of three-dimensional space in Woman in the Studio (Jacqueline Roque).

There is some overlapping within Woman in the Studio (Jacqueline Roque), but Picasso does not create the illusion of three-dimensional space.

There is overlapping and linear perspective in Woman in the Studio (Jacqueline Roque), but Picasso does not create the illusion of three-dimensional space.

Respuesta :

The statement that accurately describes Picasso's use of space in Woman in the studio is that Picasso uses overlapping and linear perspectives to create the illusion of three-dimensional space in Woman in the Studio. Option A is correct.

What idea do you have about Picasso's philosophy?

The classical style of portrayal and realism changed into being untrue to the viewer with the aid of using trying to create a false illusion of reality and this was the idea of Picasso and different cubists'.

Picasso painted and sculpted without constraint to explicit himself. He suggests to us all elements of life, mild and dark, its sorrows, its joys, and its pleasures. This is why he inspires.

hence, Option A is correct.

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