Asked by LOVE

When discussing a work of art, Speaker A talks about how the piece was passed down through generations of family members, While speaker B mentions the different styles of shading. Speaker B is an example of the?

Textbook perspective. (Not sure what this exactly is).

Aesthetic perspective. (This is beauty , taste , and pleasing.

Insider perspective.(A group or society.

Scientific perspective. (MY ANSWER)
Answered by Reed
I think textbook perspective means a rather specialized perspective based on conventional wisdom, what might be found in a textbook, as in various techniques of shading. Art techniques are not scientific.
Answered by Reed
Well, in a way some of them are based on scientific principles, but the effect is not.
Answered by LOVE
So textbook perspective is shading? Because whenever I looked it up it came up with a bunch of textbooks lol.
Answered by Reed
No, it is not shading. It may be used to describe the techniques the artist(s) used. Knowledge from a textbook.
Answered by :3
so wut is it?
Answered by sparkelgurl
some pls post all the answer I'm having a hard time with quiz
Answered by cluck
this might be a little to late but i think it is b not to sure so make sure yourself
Answered by cluck
so if you get it wrong i told you i did not know
Answered by Annomous
I just took the World of Art Quiz:
1. D
2. A
3. C
4. D
5. B
6. C
7. A
8. B
9. D
10.C
I promise I got 10/10!!
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