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Some critics view Abstract Expressionism, which is characterized by ge
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Some critics view Abstract Expressionism, which is characterized by geometric shapes and swaths of color, as a _______________ of realist painting.
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| A. rejection |
| B. manifestation |
| C. renunciation | D. memento | E. commemoration |
| F. vindication |
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rejection, renunciation Abstract Expressionism is described as “characterized by geometric shapes and swaths of color.” Clearly, this is very different from “realist painting.” A good fill-in would thus be something like repudiation, which means a rejection or a refusal to deal with something. Memento (an object serving as a reminder; souvenir) and commemoration (a service, celebration, etc., serving to remember a person or event) are an incorrect (and imperfect) pair. Manifestation (the action or fact of showing an abstract idea; symptom or sign) and vindication (exoneration, acquittal) have no relationship.
rejection, renunciation Abstract Expressionism is described as “characterized by geometric shapes and swaths of color.” Clearly, this is very different from “realist painting.” A good fill-in would thus be something like repudiation, which means a rejection or a refusal to deal with something. Memento (an object serving as a reminder; souvenir) and commemoration (a service, celebration, etc., serving to remember a person or event) are an incorrect (and imperfect) pair. Manifestation (the action or fact of showing an abstract idea; symptom or sign) and vindication (exoneration, acquittal) have no relationship.
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