For what purpose did Egyptians place life-size sculptures in the tombs of their rulers?

Answer:

These statues (typically made of wood or stone) were placed in tombs as a resting place for the ka, or spirit, of the person after death. Other sculptural works served as funerary art, accompanying the deceased in burial tombs with the intention of preserving life after death.

Explanation:

It is believed that it will allow the deceased to be revived as a spirit after death. (Hope this helps!) :)

Answer:

i belive  the  purpose  for the Egyptians placeing life size sculptures in the tombs of there rulers was to celebrate and honor and remember there rulers so that they would be celebrated even in the after life

Explanation: im so sorry if this is wrong im not an expert on egypt so this could be wrong but i hope it helps in someway

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Why is self-reflection important? Check all that apply.

______________ is a printing process in which an image is photographed through a screen on to a sensitized printing plate that after development is etched.

Taymor's production of The Tempest is an example of the style of Realism; this is illustrated by the fact that they use real water on the stage.

The diagram below shows that the colonists formed some of their political views from historical documents.

There are two sets of two boxes. The top box to the left says English Bill of rights. Then there is an arrow pointing to the top box on the right that says basic rights of citizens. The bottom box on the left says Common Sense. There is an arrow pointing to the bottom right box, in which there is a question mark.
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Which idea completes the diagram?

Freedom of religion
Limited monarchy
Economic freedom
Self-government

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why do you think Aristotle chose to base his entire theory of dramatic theory and criticism on Sophocles' work? Why would it be important to choose someone who was noted like Sophocles instead of someone who wasn't? What happens to artists who do not gain the same recognition as Sophocles? Can you provide one example of a playwright, artist, or philosopher who was not popular during his lifetime but later became so?

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it is a kind of stone with caustic properties used for coffins.

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What is the name of the famous bar that is also the setting of Manet’s 1881 painting?
A. La Grande Jatte
B. Dame aux Camelias
C. Folies-Bergere
D. Le Moulin Rouge

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Steve is designing an abstract cover page for a technology magazine. He likes the idea of combining several smaller circles within a bigger circle. He also underlines several silhouettes in the cover. By doing this, Steve applies the technique of proximity.

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The art song, or lied, is strongly associated with which of the following composers?

A. Franz Schubert
B. Richard Wagner
C. Felix Mendelssohn
D. Hector Berlioz

I am fine, now don't worry about me,
The girl who dreams of death in her sleep.
For fear is only a thing that creeps,
Until it takes over and knocks you off your feet.
Then... drags you down six feet underneath

how is the portrait of sandra cisneros different from frida kahlo self portraits

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Which type of rhetoric is used in the following advertising claim?

9 out of 10 veterinarians recommend that pet owners use Fluffer-Coat shampoo to keep their dog's coat healthy

have any of yall ever drew a mineral/gemstone? if u have tell me if it was hard or easy.

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What steps of the art critique process do the following questions go with?
1.who is the artist?
2.what is the title?
3.what medium is used?

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A photograph of two peoples' silhouettes kissing. There are images of hands over the faces.
This photograph has elements of ____________, although it is specifically an example of rayograph.
a.
Surrealism
c.
ilfochrome
b.
montage
d.
Dada art



Please select the best answer from the choices provided


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Y'all im gonna give u the idiot test
1. Whats 2+2
2. What is the color of ur skin
4.ur probably wondering where #3 is if u didn't realize that 3 was missin u failed the idiot test

An artist who uses wet on wet or graded/gradient washes is working in

What are the materials necessary to create an electromagnet?

sarha is reasurching the surrelist movment what importantfilm should she include in her reasurch

What is true about comedies?
A. The Greeks developed comedies before tragedies.
B. Comedies were particularly popular after the fall of Rome, but disappeared in the Middle Ages.
C. Fewer ancient comedies than tragedies have survived.
D. All of the above.

Which statement about Woodland canoes and baskets is true? A. They are made from the bark of willow trees. B. They are decorated with symbols, lines, and shapes. C. They have fabric designs glued onto their surfaces.

in which of these chambers of ruminates does the food get partially digested and stored as the cud?

a, rumen.

b, omassum.

c, abomassum.

d, reticulum.

Which of the following artists was known as the "Queen of Soul"?
A. Arthea Franklin
B. Mahalia Jackson
C. Billie Holiday
D. Ma Rainey

Answer is A. Arthea Franklin

Timbre describes:

the type of wood used on string instruments
the time and breath required to play an instrument
the piece of wood used on many woodwind instruments
the unique sound of a voice or instrument

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