Art Critique Review

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What order do the stages of the art critique go in? Options: description, interpretation, analysis, evaluation; analysis, evaluation, description, interpretation; description, analysis, evaluation, interpretation; description, analysis, interpretation, evaluation

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description, analysis, interpretation, evaluation

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Which stage should this sentence go in? The subject is a still life with apples and oranges in fruit bowls.

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Description

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Which stage should this sentence go in? Cezanne's work gives the viewer the feeling they could reach out and pick up a tasty piece of fruit.

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Interpretation

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Which stage should this sentence go in? Cezanne uses shape and colour to create a pattern for the viewer to look at.

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Analysis

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Which stage should this sentence go in? Cezanne uses round shapes and bright orange and red colours.

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Description

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Which stage should this sentence go in? Apples and Oranges is a successful painting because it depicts the realistic use of light at a moment in time.

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Evaluation

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Which stage should this sentence go in? Paul Cezanne painted Apples and Oranges in 1900.

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Description

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Which stage should this sentence go in? The different values of the bright orange and red create the idea of afternoon light coming in a window, even though we can not see the window.

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Analysis

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Which stage should this sentence go in? The idea of afternoon light makes the viewer feel sleepy and relaxed.

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Interpretation

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Which stage should this sentence go in? Cezanne has brought the beauty of the everyday to life. This is a great piece!

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Evaluation