In "The Great Wave, Sète" by Gustave Le Gray, lines in the composition help to guide the viewer’s eye and create a sense of movement and perspective. However, without specific options to choose from, I can say that lines typically do not create color, texture, or emotional depth in a direct sense. They might enhance these aspects but do not inherently create them. If you provide specific choices, I can give a more focused answer.
The Great Wave, Sète by Gustave Le Gray Digital image courtesy of the Getty's Open Content Program Question Lines helped to create all of the following in the image except
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