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4.the orientalizing period was characterized by?
A. greeks borrowing images from oriental cultures••
B.artwork with lots of shading and perspective
c.oriental cultures borrowing images from greek art
D.artwork with many reds and golds
A. greeks borrowing images from oriental cultures••
B.artwork with lots of shading and perspective
c.oriental cultures borrowing images from greek art
D.artwork with many reds and golds
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The correct answer is A. The Orientalizing period in ancient Greece was characterized by a significant influence of Near Eastern and Egyptian cultures on Greek art, resulting in the adoption of new forms, motifs, and techniques. Greek artists borrowed heavily from the art of the Near East and Egypt, incorporating exotic imagery such as sphinxes, griffins, and lions into their work. This period saw an increase in the use of narrative scenes and the development of a more detailed and intricate style, with a greater emphasis on pattern and decoration.
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