Explain several ways this artist challenged traditional ideas about showing three-dimensionality on the two-dimensional canvas. For extra credit, explain why the blank patches of canvas are

(3) Explain several ways this artist challenged traditional ideas about showing three-dimensionality on the two-dimensional canvas. For extra credit, explain why the blank patches of canvas are so significant. (10 pts) (4) The following painting is NOT one we have studied, but you now know enough to start to say certain things about it. Please answer the question below after looking at the painting. Is this the type of painting that would have been encouraged by teachers at the Academy in Paris in the mid-19th century? Give two reasons to justify your answer. Please do not run a Google picture search. This answer should be based on what you see. (10 pts) EXAM CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ANSWER QUESTIONS 5 through 9 BASED ON THE FOLLOWING TWO PAINTINGS (5 pts each): Painting 1 Painting 2 (5) Which painting is more painterly? (6) Which painting has a more detailed color palette? (7) Which painting is trying to imitate the real world as we see it? (8) Which painting has a more believable depiction of three-dimensionality? (9) Do you see modeling in either or both paintings? ANSWER QUESTIONS 10 through 15 BASED ON THE FOLLOWING TWO PAINTINGS (5 pts each): Painting 1