In "Sympathy," what symbolizes captivity?

a. the caged bird

b. the bough the bird wants to sit on

c. the song the bird sings

d. the wings of the bird

Why have more cultures throughout history used artistic works as a form of representation

What has photographer Lee Friedlander tried to show through his photographs of television screens?

What is ferroconcrete? Where does the term come from? What is another common term for ferroconcrete?

Cubist artists were most productive in which of the following years? A1875 B1899 C1912 D1960

Give two examples of entertainment for London residence during Shakespeare's time?

Is this statement true or false? Thomas Eakins used photographs by Eadweard Muybridge to study figures in motion and as studies for finished paintings.

What is a solo show? (theater)

An early shot in Sunset Blvd. is innovative and startling. What makes this shot unusual? Group of answer choices The camera shot frames a close-up of the dead man's face, without showing his body The camera shot of the dead man is taken from

The recognizable tone of the music, notated on the staff as high and low, is known as what?

The most provocative director of the twentieth century (b. 1925), which English boy-wonder was famous for innovative direction of plays by Shakespeare, Marlowe, Cocteau and Sartre?