Frida Kahlo is one of the twentieth century's most commented-upon artists. In the painting The Broken Column, she created a work that communicates some of the pain she endured because of an initial injury and numerous later surgeries. What makes this artist's personal story worth caring about for viewers of this work? Is it because of the intensity of her expression, or because she seems to speak for all women?

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in this day and age you will most likely hear your peers tell you that your television shows can be bad for you. we want to listen to them because in ways it can effect our academics.

one fact we can all admit to, is staying up late when the tv is on. when wanting to succeed academically, you will want a full night of rest. tvs can be holding back on our sleep schedule and draining us of energy.

another way it can affect adolescents academics is exactly what type of show they are watching. if it is a show containing violence, they child may likely show some signs of bad behavior. its not all the time it happens but you know, most kids get what they say from the tv now.

it would usually depend on the genre that they would provide

i believe the answer is: a.  abstract forms were often used to represent human figures.

representing human figures in abstract forms is often used in the geometric period, not hellenistic  period.   during the hellenistic  period,   aesthetic value derived from creating arts which mimic the actual shape of a certain object or individuals.

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