1. What is the role of an artist who creates a painting illustrating a nation's victory in a war?

a. to solve a problem

b. to glorify the nation

c. to protest the war

d. to raise awareness of the war

2. How does Roger Fenton use visual composition in Valley of the Shadow of Death to depict the loss of war?

a. Cannonballs in a barren landscape hint at powerful destruction.

b. Cannonballs are reminder of a victorious battle.

c. Cannonballs in the barren landscape are a symbol of war.

d. Cannonballs in a barren landscape hint at the missing dead.

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Billie

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7 May, 11:31

1. What is the role of an artist who creates a painting illustrating a nation's victory in a war?

a. to solve a problem

b. to glorify the nation

c. to protest the war

d. to raise awareness of the war

2. How does Roger Fenton use visual composition in Valley of the Shadow of Death to depict the loss of war?

a. Cannonballs in a barren landscape hint at powerful destruction.

b. Cannonballs are reminder of a victorious battle.

c. Cannonballs in the barren landscape are a symbol of war.

d. Cannonballs in a barren landscape hint at the missing dead.

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Jayden Doyle · Answer 1

I'm pretty sure they're both correct. Check it:

1. In my view, the role of an artist who creates a painting illustrating a nation's victory in a war is c. to protest the war

2. If my memory serves me well, Roger Fenton uses visual composition in Valley of the Shadow of Death to depict the loss of war in this way: a. Cannonballs in a barren landscape hint at powerful destruction.