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Which type of balance usually refers to an artwork that's identical on the left and right sides of an imaginary vertical line drawn down the center? A. Informal balance B. Symmetrical balance C. Relieved
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Which type of balance usually refers to an artwork that's identical on the left and right sides of an imaginary vertical line drawn down the center?
A.
Informal balance
B.
Symmetrical balance
C.
Relieved symmetry
D.
Radial balance
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Symmetrical balance
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B. Symmetrical balance
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