How was Tamayo’s art unique even though he was inspired by other styles?
A-Tamayo painted murals of important events in Mexican history and of high-ranking government officials.
B-Tamayo combined different styles into the same paintings and used strong colors and textured surfaces.
C-Tamayo used only the letters of the alphabet in different sizes to create black and white images.
D-Tamayo was inspired by different artistic styles from paintings which he then turned into ceramic art.
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B-Tamayo combined different styles into the same paintings and used strong colors and textured surfaces.
What is the main idea of this text?
A-There are different artistic styles like Cubism, where objects are painted from different viewpoints, and surrealism, which is fantasy and dream-like.
B-Pre-Columbian civilizations developed in North and South America before Europeans arrived and their art inspired Rufino Tamayo’s art.
C-Rufino Tamayo was an influential Mexican and Zapotec artist who drew inspiration from pre-Columbian art and other styles to create unique works.
D-Rufino Tamayo attended the San Carlos Academy of Fine Arts for one year until he left the program to teach himself because it was too traditional for him.
A-There are different artistic styles like Cubism, where objects are painted from different viewpoints, and surrealism, which is fantasy and dream-like.
B-Pre-Columbian civilizations developed in North and South America before Europeans arrived and their art inspired Rufino Tamayo’s art.
C-Rufino Tamayo was an influential Mexican and Zapotec artist who drew inspiration from pre-Columbian art and other styles to create unique works.
D-Rufino Tamayo attended the San Carlos Academy of Fine Arts for one year until he left the program to teach himself because it was too traditional for him.
C-Rufino Tamayo was an influential Mexican and Zapotec artist who drew inspiration from pre-Columbian art and other styles to create unique works.
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