Question
How are the Sistine Chapel paintings arranged?
a.
They begin at the entrance of the chapel and go to the altar.
b.
They begin at the altar and end near the chapel entrance.
c.
They begin at the pope’s chair and lead to the entrance.
d.
They begin on the floor and end at the pinnacle of the ceiling.
a.
They begin at the entrance of the chapel and go to the altar.
b.
They begin at the altar and end near the chapel entrance.
c.
They begin at the pope’s chair and lead to the entrance.
d.
They begin on the floor and end at the pinnacle of the ceiling.
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The correct answer is: **a. They begin at the entrance of the chapel and go to the altar.**
The Sistine Chapel's frescoes are arranged in a way that guides the viewer’s eye from the entrance towards the altar, with the most significant scenes located on the ceiling and the altar wall.
The Sistine Chapel's frescoes are arranged in a way that guides the viewer’s eye from the entrance towards the altar, with the most significant scenes located on the ceiling and the altar wall.
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