How would reading the myth on which a sculpture is based affect your interpretation of the sculpture?

A. You would have a deeper understanding of what the sculpture represents.

B. You would understand the sculptor's purpose.

C. You would be able to better interpret the sculptor's artistic technique

D You would understand the cultural context in which the sculpture was produced.

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Emmett Schultz

15 April, 10:02

How would reading the myth on which a sculpture is based affect your interpretation of the sculpture?

A. You would have a deeper understanding of what the sculpture represents.

B. You would understand the sculptor's purpose.

C. You would be able to better interpret the sculptor's artistic technique

D You would understand the cultural context in which the sculpture was produced.

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Demarion Buck · Answer 1

D

Explanation:

That's letter D, just because you can understand specifc parts or details on the sculpture, the sculpiture is mute, it can't say what is btween the lines, that's why reading gives a better interpretation and a new and complete view of the whole.

Miracle Pittman · Answer 2

I am not complexly sure but I am going to go with D