A (a)   is a person or entity that pays an artist to produce individual artworks or employs an artist on a continuing basis.

The (a)   era is the later part of the Stone Age, aka the “new” Stone Age.

When people did not have to rely on hunting and gathering as much because there was a “milder climate that allowed for the cultivation of the soil and hence the settlement of formerly nomadic peoples into established communities that could then raise crops and animals" (Unit 2.1).

A (a)   is a rule or when specific aspects of a culture are established as exemplary.

i.e. the ancient Greeks considered beauty to equal "correct" proportion. Therefore correct proportions were a part of this ancient Grecian rule.

The (a)   era is the earliest part of the Stone Age, aka the “old” Stone Age, when stone tools were used. It finished at the end of the Ice Age. i.e. Lascaux caves in France (pictured above)

(a)   is Greek for "the writing of images." It includes the study of symbols.

For example, observe Last Judgment by Gislebertus (imaged above).

The ____ ___ ______ system is a form of construction made of 2 posts and a beam along the top.

For example, used for doorways at Hagar Qim (imaged above).

(a)  

The (a)   is the material in which an artist works.

Examples include paint, ink, glass, concrete, crayon, chalk, watercolour, metal, sand, and many more.