Directional lines in art are used A. to direct the eye around the work of art. B. the same way as an outline. C. only by art historians and experts. D. to provide shading in a painting.

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Directional lines in art are used A. to direct the eye around the work of art. B. the same way as an outline. C. only by art historians and experts. D. to provide shading in a painting.

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because they help you to understand what the painting or drawing is representing

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