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Jewish, Early Christian, and Byzantine Art — Cumulative exam

Question 49 • FL-0100310-Introduction to Art History

A work of art that guides the viewer’s eyes through the use of shapes, lines, colors, or edges is an example of which principle of design?

Answer
A
movement
B
symmetry
C
balance
D
emphasis

Explanation

Movement is the principle of design that guides the viewer’s eye through an artwork. Artists create it with shapes, lines, colors, or edges that lead the eye from one area to another. Symmetry and balance relate to visual stability, while emphasis makes one area stand out.

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