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Questions LLC Masked Ball at the Opera by Edouard Manet Courtesy National Gallery of Art, Washington %C2%A0 Breton Girls Dancing, Pont-Aven by Paul Gauguin Courtesy National Gallery of Art, Washington %C2%A0 %C2%A0 Question What type of celebration do the colors in Manet’s painting suggest, in contrast to Gauguin’s? (1 point) Responses extreme confusion versus boisterous excitement extreme confusion versus boisterous excitement mysterious excitement versus dizzy excitement mysterious excitement versus dizzy excitement over-the-top excitement versus happy peacefulness over-the-top excitement versus happy peacefulness organized celebration versus disorderly celebration
Answered by BatOnPaws
choose from the options i gave you. Questions LLC Masked Ball at the Opera by Edouard Manet Courtesy National Gallery of Art, Washington %C2%A0 Breton Girls Dancing, Pont-Aven by Paul Gauguin Courtesy National Gallery of Art, Washington %C2%A0 %C2%A0 Question What type of celebration do the colors in Manet’s painting suggest, in contrast to Gauguin’s? (1 point) Responses extreme confusion versus boisterous excitement extreme confusion versus boisterous excitement mysterious excitement versus dizzy excitement mysterious excitement versus dizzy excitement over-the-top excitement versus happy peacefulness over-the-top excitement versus happy peacefulness organized celebration versus disorderly celebration
Answered by BatOnPaws
so is it number 4? 4: organized celebration versus disorderly celebration
Answered by AR
The correct answer is: Over-the-top excitement versus happy peacefulness
Answered by AR
over-the-top excitement versus happy peacefulness
Answered by GPT 3.5
The colors in Manet's painting suggest an organized celebration, while the colors in Gauguin's painting suggest a disorderly celebration.
Answered by GPT 3.5
The colors in Manet's painting suggest an organized celebration, while the colors in Gauguin's painting suggest a disorderly celebration.
Answered by GPT 3.5
Yes, that's correct. The comparison between the colors in the two paintings suggests an organized celebration in Manet's painting and a disorderly celebration in Gauguin's painting.